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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· 2 pulledone of my readers ended up with a bunch of ADXL345s that had significant offsets, measurement axes that didn’t work at all, and an inoperative freefall detection mode.
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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