Posted on July 10, 2018 at 16:40The magnetic sensitivity for the LSM9DS1 is 0.14 mguass/LSB on its most sensitive range. The LIS2MDL is 1.5 mguass/LSB. Is the LSM9DS1 really 10X more sensitive? If so, it would seem the best choice for application...
This example describes how to set up a finite state machine to enable the built-in detection of a SHAKE action along x-axis. The picture here below shows the steps of the dedicated FSM. SHAKE FSM allows you to check when a double shake event is detec...
Dear ST Members,How can convert the register output X,Y,Z to dps ? I read on datasheet , the range is +/- 245 dps. What's "dps" ?Best regards,Bianchi
Hi ,I am using 3 axis Magnetometer Sensor(LIS3MDL) Sensor for Car detection. but issues is some time it's not working. please suggest me any other low power proximity for detecting car.
Hello I have a MCBSTM32F103 Evaluation Board but I can't connect it with the VL53L1X Satel. I use Keil, first I have include the API to use the functions. Then I use the VL53L1X expansion board Code and modify the platform.c and the main. If I compil...
I have a LSM6DS3 sensor connected to a MCU by SPI. My goal is to fill the FIFO buffer with the following sets of data: Gx, Gy, Gz, XLx, XLy, XLz, Ts, Pd. I am using a watermark to generate an interrupt once a specific FIFO level is reached. Furthermo...
We're evaluating the LSM6DS3. Its appnote (D027415 Rev 5) has table 20 on page 39, "Output data registers content vs. angular rate (FS_G = +/- 250dps)". Zero is zero, no problem there. The other examples are 100 and 200 dps. Let's use the positive va...
This example describes how to set up a finite state machine to enable the built-in detection of a WRIST TILT action. The picture here below shows the steps of the dedicated FSM. WRIST TILT FSM allows you to check when your wrist tilts, e.g. in case o...
Started working with LIS302DL. Then took the LIS3DSH. The program is the same. After starting LIS3DSH, it gives correct readings along the axes, but after a few seconds of work, the data becomes permanent. The time to failure varies from a few second...
