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Tuesday, October 13, 2009

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The AIS226DS features 16-bit analog-to-digital converters.



STMicroelectronics (Carrollton, TX) has introduced a new motion sensor providing accurate measurements of vehicle movement for systems such as adaptive front lights, auto-leveling HID (high-intensity discharge) lamps, inertial brake lights, e-parking brake, advanced anti-theft systems and control of vehicle dynamics. The AIS226DS is a 2-axis in-plane accelerometer that features:

  • Capable of sensing acceleration up to ±6 g.
  • Resolve tiny angles of incline, smaller than 0.02°.
  • A MEMS motion detector built on a silicon chip.
  • An interface chip, available with an SPI or I2C output.
  • 16-bit analog-to-digital converters.
  • A resolution of 0.25 mg (on 2g full-scale).
  • High accuracy of ±70 mg.
  • A temperature range of –40° to +105°C.
  • Offset drift in the range of 0.2mg per C°.

For more information visit www.st.com

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