The MMA3201EGR2 belongs to the category of accelerometers.
It is used for measuring acceleration and tilt in various applications.
The MMA3201EGR2 comes in a small, surface-mount package.
The essence of this product lies in its ability to accurately measure acceleration and tilt in a compact design.
It is typically packaged in reels and available in varying quantities depending on the supplier.
The MMA3201EGR2 has a total of 8 pins: 1. VDD (Power supply) 2. GND (Ground) 3. XOUT (Analog output for X-axis) 4. YOUT (Analog output for Y-axis) 5. NC (No connection) 6. NC (No connection) 7. ST (Self-test) 8. SLP (Sleep mode)
The MMA3201EGR2 operates based on the principles of capacitive sensing, where changes in capacitance due to acceleration are converted into analog voltage signals.
The MMA3201EGR2 is suitable for various applications including: - Motion detection in consumer electronics - Tilt sensing in industrial equipment - Vibration monitoring in automotive systems
Some alternative models to the MMA3201EGR2 include: - MMA8452Q: Offers higher measurement range - LIS3DH: Digital output for easier interfacing - ADXL335: Lower cost option with similar performance
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