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IIS2ICLXTR | Datasheet Preview

Featuring a selectable full scale of plus-minus 0.5, plus-minus 1, plus-minus 2, and plus-minus 3 g, this IC provides the measured accelerations to the host over an I²C or SPI digital interface. The high accuracy, stability over temperature, and repeatability makes this two-axis accelerometer especially suitable for inclination measurement applications. Designed as a low-power device, this IC uses only 0.42 milliamps with two axes delivering full performance. Other features include ultra-low noise performance, a smart embedded FIFO up to 3 kilobytes, programmable high-pass and low-pass digital filters, an embedded temperature sensor, a sensor hub to efficiently collect data from additional external sensors, an extended operating temperature range, and many others.

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Part List

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
2-AXIS ACCELEROMETER FOR INDUSTRIIS2ICLXTR2-AXIS ACCELEROMETER FOR INDUSTR9124 - Immediate$232.80View Details
DIL24 ADAPTER BOARD IIS2ICLXSTEVAL-MKI209V1KDIL24 ADAPTER BOARD IIS2ICLX15 - Immediate$267.13View Details
ACCELEROMETER 2.5G SPI 16CCLGAIIS3DHHCTRACCELEROMETER 2.5G SPI 16CCLGA5916 - Immediate$120.27View Details
INEMO INERTIAL MODULE: ALWAYS-ONISM330DHCXTRINEMO INERTIAL MODULE: ALWAYS-ON12799 - Immediate$57.21View Details

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