Issues with ADXL345 MEMS Accelerometer
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Summary
The article discusses issues with the ADXL345 MEMS accelerometer, highlighting significant offsets, malfunctioning measurement axes, and a non-functional freefall detection mode. A reader encountered these problems and sought assistance to diagnose the faulty devices.
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After spending lots of time trying to get them to work, he decided to send them to me instead and hopefully find out what was wrong with them.
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