Category: Accelerometers
Precision Acceleration Sensors - A New Dimension of Measurement
In the Acceleration Sensors (Accelerometers) category, you will find the latest technological advancements that enable precise measurement of movement and vibrations. Our offer includes a wide range of products, including 3-axis accelerometers, tilt sensors, and accelerometers designed to work with the Arduino platform. With these advanced devices, you can monitor shocks, count steps, and analyze various motion parameters, making them extremely versatile tools for various applications. Utilize our innovative models in your projects and applications to ensure the highest precision and reliability of measurements. Our acceleration sensors are ideal for both professionals and electronics enthusiasts, offering reliability and high-quality measurement results.
There are 54 products.
KAmodLIS35DE is a module with a three-axis LIS35DE accelerator from STMicroelectronics. The chip has a digital signal output (I2C or SPI bus) and allows acceleration measurement in three axes.
KAmodMMA8653FC is a module with NXP's MMA8653FC three-axis accelerometer. The sensor allows the measurement of acceleration in the range of ± 2g / ± 4g / ± 8g, the measurement frequency is from 1.56 Hz to 800 Hz. Communication with the sensor takes place via the I2C interface
KAmodMC3635 is a module with the MC3635 three-axis accelerometer from mCube. The sensor allows the measurement of acceleration in the range of ±2g/±4g/±8g/±12g/±16g, the measurement frequency is from 14 to 1300 Hz. Communication with the sensor is realized via the I2C interface. The board is equipped with the Pmod I2C standard connector and the KAMAMI connector. Kamami KAmodMC3635
KAmodMMA8451Q is a module with the MMA8451Q three-axis accelerometer from NXP. The sensor allows the measurement of acceleration in the range of ±2g/±4g/±8g, the measurement frequency is from 1.56 Hz to 800 Hz. Communication with the sensor is realized via the I2C interface. The board is equipped with the Pmod I2C standard connector and the KAMAMI connector. Kamami KAmodMMA8451Q
KAmodMMA7361LC is an accelerometer module with an analogue output, equipped with the MMA7361LC chip. It has a embedded voltage regulator, so it can be used in systems supplied with voltage of 2.5...5.5V.
A module with a 3-axis accelerometer that allows you to measure acceleration in the range of ± 16g with a resolution of 13 bits. GY-291 ADXL345
This sensor communicates over I2C or SPI (our library code supports both) so you can share it with a bunch of other sensors on the same I2C bus. Adafruit 2809
Module of the 3-axis LIS2DH, I2C accelerometer. DFRobot SEN0224
Three-axis accelerometer module with MMA8452 system; I2C bus
GY-346 is a module with a digital acceleration sensor (accelerometer) ADXL346; communication on the I2C / SPI bus
Module with a 3-axis motion sensor MSA301 (accelerometer), which allows to measure acceleration in the range of ±2/±4/±8/±16 g. Communicates via the I2C bus. Pimoroni PIM456
Module with a 3-axis accelerometer with a resolution of 13bit (ADXL345), RoHS
Module with a 3-axis MMA7660FC accelerometer with a measuring range up to ± 1.5g. The board is equipped with a Grove connector and communicates via the I2C interface. Seeed Studio 101020039
BMA400 3-axis accelerometer module with a measurement range of up to ±16g. The board is equipped with a Qwiic connector and communicates via an I2C interface. SparkFun SEN-21207
Module with a 3-axis MSA311 accelerometer with a configurable measuring range of ±2g/±4g/±8g/±16g. Equipped with a STEMMA QT connector, it communicates via the I2C interface. Adafruit 5309
Module with the LIS2DW12 3-axis accelerometer. The system has a user selectable measurement scale of ± 2g/±4g/±8g/±16g. There is a Gravity connector on the board. DFRobot SEN0409
Module with BMA456 pedometer, which combines an acceleration sensor and built-in step counting algorithms. The board is equipped with a Grove connector and communicates via I2C. Seeed Studio 101020583
Module with a 3-axis BMA400 accelerometer with a measuring range up to ± 16g. The board is equipped with a Grove connector and communicates via the I2C interface. Seeed Studio 101020582
Applications and Functions of Acceleration Sensors
Acceleration sensors find wide applications in various fields, from monitoring physical activity to advanced security systems. They allow for precise tracking of movement, vibration analysis, and shock detection, making them indispensable in many industrial and consumer applications. In sports and health applications, accelerometers enable precise step counting and monitoring of exercise intensity, which is crucial for individuals concerned with their fitness. In industry, acceleration sensors are used to monitor machine conditions, detect anomalies, and prevent failures, contributing to increased operational efficiency.
Innovative Technologies for Professionals and Hobbyists
Our accelerometers are designed to be compatible with popular platforms such as Arduino, making them an ideal choice for both hobbyists and professional engineers. With easy integration and wide application possibilities, our acceleration sensors are a key component of many modern electronic projects. Whether you are building advanced automation systems or working on DIY projects, our accelerometers will provide you with the tools necessary for success. Their versatility and ease of use make them an excellent choice for anyone needing precise motion measurements.
High Quality and Reliability
We ensure that every product in our offer meets the highest quality standards. This gives you the confidence that our acceleration sensors will deliver accurate and reliable measurement results. Our products are tested for durability and accuracy, ensuring their reliable performance in various conditions. By choosing our accelerometers, you are investing in technology that will provide your projects with the highest possible quality and reliability. Trust our acceleration sensors to elevate your projects to a higher level of precision and efficiency, regardless of the industry you operate in.