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ADI’s ADXL356 and ADXL357 are low noise, low drift, and low power three-axis MEMS accelerometers for use in robotics, platform stabilization, tilt sensing, and structural health monitoring. Both accelerometers provide long term stability, low offset drift over temperature, and low noise density. The ADXL356 provides a user adjustable analog output bandwidth, while the ADXL357 integrates a 20-bit ADC, programmable high and low pass filters, synchronous sampling capability, and SPI and I2C ports. The accelerometers have a ceramic package with an operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C for use in a wide range of application environments.

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Part List

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
ACCEL 10-20G ANALOG 14CLCCADXL356BEZACCEL 10-20G ANALOG 14CLCC101 - Immediate$56.34View Details
ACCEL 10-40G ANALOG 14CLCCADXL356CEZACCEL 10-40G ANALOG 14CLCC0 - Immediate$56.34View Details
ACCEL 10-40G I2C/SPI 14CLCCADXL357BEZACCEL 10-40G I2C/SPI 14CLCC0 - Immediate$67.26View Details

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