Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI


Three-axis accelerometer

17 September 2014 Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI

MEMSIC has created the world’s first monolithic 3D accelerometer, and the first to utilise wafer-level packaging technology, translating directly to a 60% reduction in cost and a 50% reduction in size. The MXC400xXC provides 12-bit resolution on all three axes, programmable FSR of ±2 G/±4 G/±8 G, an 8-bit temperature output, plus orientation/shake detection. It comes in a package size of 1,2 x 1,7 mm and has no moving parts, making the sensor structure extremely robust to shock and vibration – it can withstand shock in excess of 200 000 G with no change in performance. This is critically important to wearable and many consumer applications.

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