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I have spent some time on the forums and can see that there are many options for projects depending on the requirements of the user. I am looking to hear people's opinions on a suitable setup as an introduction to the field. I am a firm believer in w...
How to configure ISM330DLC registers to use the INT1 for Free-fall and tilt event?
Hello,I'm working on a ultra low power application using the LSM6DSO32X. The goal is to have a device that reacts (with a short radio message) when its orientation relative to gravity changes. For this I wish to use as much as possible the FSM and th...
I am using this chip to get the X & Y angle of the unit. First read outOUTX_L_XL (28h) & 29hOUTY_L_XL (2Ah) & 2BhOUTZ_L_XL (2Ch) &2Dhand calculate Roll and Pitch. The angles works good in normal / slow moving or stable condition. Also need to det...
i have installed the mems packages but not possible to extract the libraries for nucleos f446re board
When I compile the code in the IDE and run it (with the acquisition json file set to activate for 5s, then idle for 10s, and repeat) It activates correctly the first time. However, when coming out of idle the second time, it produces an SD card erro...
I have been working with this sensor for a while. It started to give weird errors such as reading all zeros on all axis. Then sometimes it would initialize but read values like 4, 0, 4 and such. Which is impossible in a static position. I have tried ...
Dear STM-Team,our first custom boards with VL53L3CX just arrived and I’ve ported the API to Zephyr (already did that for VL51).I can see that the comms work, because I can read the chip id and start the mandatory calibrations as well as the measureme...
I need to use a gyroscope with my Nucleo-64 board, but the gyroscope needs to stand apart (i.e. at the end of a cable). Is the STEVAL-MKI197V1 a good match? Can I connect it directly to my Nucleao-64 with a SPI cable, *without* using an expansion boa...
