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In application note said that "The accelerometer sampling chain is represented by a cascade of three main blocks: an ADC converter, a digital low-pass filter (LPF1) and the composite group of digital filters". I want to know what type of filter is LP...
I'm attempting to use LIS2DE12 at it's maximum ODR (Nominally 5376 Hz) to accurately measure the vibration frequency of a piece of equipment.I have discovered that the ODR of my sample accelerometers is not the same. The first one that I tested was a...
I put this in MEMS and Sensors but maybe it should go in Automotive, but after browsing for a component, I'm not finding any sensor ICs for automotive TPMS systems in the category of pressure transducers/transmitters used for these systems. Is there...
I want to calculate angle from gyro and for this issue formula is this: angle=angle+gyro*dtFor dt; since my code is too long, instead of usind sample rate directly , ı want to calculate time that code consume's gyro reading part to gyro reading part....
Hi Team,Customer is using X-Nucleo-IKS02A1 board to test the vibration sensor using vibration monitoring example code. The FFT data of vibration sensor is observed using Unicleo-GUI.Vibration Monitoring example code works fine with FFT size of 512. B...
Hi. I am evaluating the LSM303 and trying to get the device working as an Compass. I have the AN3192 application note to assist with calculating the heading, but doesn't seem to give me the correct results. The raw data coming back when facing north ...
I'm using the LIS2DH at a 10 Hz sample rate and need to change it to 400 Hz. How will this change power consumption of the device?
Hi! My name is Vincenzo,I would like to know how to include the driver for VL53L1 inside an application for F401RE.Up to now I have used the X-CUBE-53L1A2 which helped me to easily implement the driver using the structure of this software as a refere...
