Hi, folks,
I'm using LIS2DE12 on the PCB. The purpose: the device should inform the firmware, if the PCB has moved - intruder detection. I successfully programmed the device for INT1 on 6D movement. It works fine in general.
On the PCB I have also a small (10mm) piezo buzzer. As soon as the buzzer sounds, LIS2DE12 detects a movement. The distance between LIS2DE12 and the buzzer is about 3cm (1.2"). I watched the data from LIS2DE12 during the buzzer run and I saw really a wild dance on X/Y/Z axies.
Well, I do understand, that the buzzer causes the vibrations, but did not expect to see values +/- 0.4g and more!
The accelerometer has only a high pass filter (to exclude the DC components) but no low pass filter to cut off anything above 1kHz (actually, the buzzer runs at 4kHz - at its own resonance).
Do you have any ideas to avoid false positive detection while the buzzer is running?
P.S. reducing the sampling frequency (now at 400Hz) as a "low pass filter" does not help and makes the things even worse...
