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Sensors / Detectors: Acceleration Monitors, Page 1
Last Updated on: Tuesday, April 22, 2008 03:50 PM
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A Compact Algorithm using the ADXL202 Duty Cycle Output:  AN-603 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

A Design and Manufacturing Guide for the Lead Frame Chip Scale Package:  AN-772 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

Acceleration Monitor using ADXL202 and AVR:  (Electronic circuit added 7/03)

Acceleration to Frequency Circuits:  AN-411 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

Accelerometer Schematic:  (added 8/03)

Active Subwoofer Using an Accelerometer:  (Circuit / schematic design added 6/06)

ADXL202 Accelerometer to C Volt Output:  The Air Whammy is a simple dual control voltage generator that uses a 2 axis accelerometer as the source. The whole circuit fits into

AN-347: Shielding and Guarding:  AN-347 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)  How to Exclude Interference-Type Noise. What to do and Why to do it-A Rational Approach

AN-374: Using Accelerometers in Low g Applications:  AN-374 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-377: Increasing the Frequency Response of the ADXL Series Accelerometers:  AN-377 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-378: Reducing the Average Power Consumption of Accelerometers:  AN-378 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-379: Mounting Considerations for ADXL Series Accelerometers:  AN-379 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-380: Compensating for the 0 g Offset Drift of the ADXL50 Accelerometer:  AN-380 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-383: Embedded Shock and Temperature Recorder:  AN-383 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-385: Wide Temp. Range, UltraLow Drift Accelerometers using Low Cost Crystal Ovens:  AN-385 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-396: Understanding Accelerometer Scale Factor and Offset Adjustments:  AN-396 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-411: Acceleration to Frequency Circuits:  AN-411 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-596: Using the ADXL202/ADXL210 with the Parallax BASIC Stamp Module® to Speed Algorithm Development:  AN-596 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-598: Temperature Compensation Techniques for Low g iMEMS Accelerometers:  AN-598 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-600: Embedding Temperature Information in the ADXL202's PWM Outputs:  AN-600 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-601: Minimizing Power Consumption of iMEMS® Accelerometers:  AN-601 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-602: Using the ADXL202 in Pedometer and Personal Navigation Applications:  AN-602 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-603: A Compact Algorithm using the ADXL202 Duty Cycle Output:  AN-603 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-604: Using the ADXL202 Duty Cycle Output:  AN-604 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-652: Considerations for Soldering Accelerometers in LCC-8 Packages onto Printed Circuit Boards:  AN-652 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

AN-772: A Design and Manufacturing Guide for the Lead Frame Chip Scale Package:  AN-772 - Analog Devices Application Notes  (added 2/06)

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