I have 4 LIS2DW12TR accelerometers connected to an Seeed Studio ESP-32 S3. The accelerometers get extremely hot when they're connected to 3.3V. They are not recognised with an I2C scan.
The accelerometers are connected to 2 pairs of SDA/SCL pins. Each accelerometer has the same layout, save the SAO pin which sets the I2C address.They each have an LED connected to show that the accelerometers are on.
They're connected as follows:
The LEDs don't turn on but the accelerometers get extremely hot.
Thing's I've tried so far:
Did a continuity test with a multimeter (and very fine needles) - all the routes are connected as the schematics show, none are shorted.
Removed R9 - the accelerometer became even hotter.
Added a 27kΩ resistor to limit current to 100uA (data sheet asks for 90uA). I chose 27kΩ by measuring resistance between the 3.3V power route and the ground plane - it was 11kΩ. `27kΩ ≈ (3.3V/90uA) - 11kΩ`
I'm not sure what else can be causing the over heating, or what i'm missing here. This is my first time wiring an IC, so all advice is super helpful!
