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SENSORS AND TRANSDUCERS<br />

MEMS motion sensor<br />

suits mobile phones<br />

<br />

The LIS352AX MEMS sensor<br />

operates with any supply voltage<br />

over a 2.16 to 3.6V range and remains<br />

stable over time and temperature. The<br />

sensor uses a three-axis accelerometer<br />

that provides acceleration values in absolute<br />

analog outputs. It uses an internally<br />

regulated voltage, making the measurements<br />

insensitive to typical variations in<br />

power-supply voltage in battery-operated<br />

devices. The sensor has a direct connection<br />

to the battery without the need for<br />

a separate voltage regulator, making the<br />

device suitable for space- and cost-constrained<br />

battery-operated devices. The<br />

device has high stability over a wide<br />

temperature range for zero-gravity offset and sensitivity and<br />

provides a 0.3-mg/C offset-drift temperature variation.<br />

Available in a 351-mm 3 plastic package, the LIS352AX<br />

MEMS sensor costs $1.30 (<strong>10</strong>,000)/year.<br />

STMicroelectronics, www.st.com<br />

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Differential Hall-effect sensor uses<br />

peak-detecting algorithm<br />

<br />

The three-wire ATS617LSG differential analog Halleffect<br />

sensor switches in response to changing magnetic<br />

fields. The dynamic, peak-detecting sensor uses an<br />

analog peak-detecting algorithm, automatic gain control,<br />

and an integrated tracking capacitor, providing accurate edge<br />

detection corresponding to a rotating ferrous target. The<br />

peak-detecting algorithm suits use in camshaft systems that<br />

can sense a range of target geometries, including fine-pitch,<br />

encoded targets. The ATS617LSG differential Hall-effect<br />

sensor costs $2.55.<br />

Allegro MicroSystems, www.allegromicro.com<br />

High-resolution MEMS motion sensor<br />

measures tilt, shock, and acceleration<br />

<br />

Measuring tilt, shock, and acceleration and operating<br />

at a 1.8V primary supply voltage, the ADXL346 digital<br />

three-axis iMEMS smart-motion sensor provides 4-mg/LSB<br />

resolution, enabling you to measure inclination changes as<br />

small as 0.25. The three-axis smart-motion-measurement<br />

system includes selectable measurement ranges and meas ures<br />

dynamic acceleration from motion or shock and static accel-<br />

56 EDN | MAY 28, <strong>2009</strong>

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