DFRobot Fermion: ADXL345 Digital Triaxial Acceleration Sensor (Breakout) (±16G)

Description DFRobot Fermion: ADXL345 Digital Triaxial Acceleration Sensor (Breakout) (±16G) Measures acceleration up to ±16G Access via SPI or I2C interfaces Detects activity and free-fall Boasts ultra low power consumption Incorporates a 32-level FIFO buffer The DFRobot Fermion: ADXL345 Digital Triaxial Acceleration Sensor (Breakout) (±16G) is a compact and efficient sensor designed for precise measurement of acceleration across three axes. This device is equipped with a high-resolution 13-bit measurement capability, allowing it to detect acceleration up to ±16 g. The digital output data is formatted in a 16-bit two's complement and can be accessed via either SPI or I2C digital interfaces, providing flexibility in integration with various systems. This sensor is particularly adept at measuring both static acceleration, such as gravity in tilt-sensing applications, and dynamic acceleration resulting from motion or shock. Its high resolution, with a sensitivity of 4 mg per leas