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Are there any resources available that can help me develop a driver for the IIS3DWB accelerometer sensor based on SPI communication and STM32 MCU?

KKots.1
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Federica Bossi
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Hi @KKots.1​ ,

Welcome to ST Community!

You can look at our examples on Github that you can find at this link.

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Federica Bossi
ST Employee

Hi @KKots.1​ ,

Welcome to ST Community!

You can look at our examples on Github that you can find at this link.

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KKots.1
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Hello Federica,

Thank you for the reply.

What I'm also trying to understand is the values of the registers. For some of them, the default value is given in binary form on the datasheet. For others, the value is just "output". How should I understand this?

Federica Bossi
ST Employee

Ciao @KKots.1​ ,

When the Datasheet reports just "output" is because the register is only Read, instead when the register is R/W the value is given in binary.

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