2023-03-23 06:15 PM
I am trying understand the sampling rate of lis3mdl on the Z axis. The datasheet has only stated on setting the ODR of X and Y but not Z. Only the performance of Z can be set. During testing, I have noticed that the Z axis sampling rate is slower than X and Y. Could you provide more details regarding Z axis sampling frequency?
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2023-03-23 10:04 PM
The LIS3MDL is a 3-axis digital magnetic sensor, and it is true that the datasheet primarily focuses on configuring the output data rate (ODR) for the X and Y axes. However, the Z-axis is also configured when you set the ODR for X and Y.
The LIS3MDL datasheet does not explicitly mention a separate ODR for the Z-axis. Instead, the Z-axis operates at the same ODR as the X and Y axes when configured. However, the Z-axis might have different performance characteristics, such as power consumption and noise, depending on the selected mode.
If you are experiencing a slower sampling rate on the Z-axis compared to X and Y, there might be a few reasons for this:
In summary, the Z-axis ODR should be the same as the X and Y axes. Double-check your configuration, and data processing, and consider reaching out to the manufacturer or community for further assistance if needed.
2023-03-23 10:04 PM
The LIS3MDL is a 3-axis digital magnetic sensor, and it is true that the datasheet primarily focuses on configuring the output data rate (ODR) for the X and Y axes. However, the Z-axis is also configured when you set the ODR for X and Y.
The LIS3MDL datasheet does not explicitly mention a separate ODR for the Z-axis. Instead, the Z-axis operates at the same ODR as the X and Y axes when configured. However, the Z-axis might have different performance characteristics, such as power consumption and noise, depending on the selected mode.
If you are experiencing a slower sampling rate on the Z-axis compared to X and Y, there might be a few reasons for this:
In summary, the Z-axis ODR should be the same as the X and Y axes. Double-check your configuration, and data processing, and consider reaching out to the manufacturer or community for further assistance if needed.