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#Goal
  • Update the ADXL335BCPZ-RL7 project to ensure that each terminal is assigned exactly one functional group, in strict alignment with the official ADXL335 datasheet. Each pin will be uniquely grouped (e.g. Power, Ground, Analog Outputs, Self-Test, No Connect, Exposed Pad) with no duplicate group membership.
#Implementation plan
  1. Extract and verify the official ADXL335 datasheet pinout from https://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/data-sheets/ADXL335.pdf.
    1. Identify each pin's function and corresponding terminal property in the datasheet.
  2. Audit the current terminal assignments on the ADXL335BCPZ-RL7 project, referencing the current mapping:
    • NC@1=1, ST=2, COM@1=3, NC@2=4, COM@2=5, COM@3=6, COM@4=7, ZOUT=8, NC@3=9, YOUT=10, NC@4=11, XOUT=12, NC@5=13, VS@1=14, VS@2=15, NC@6=16, EP=EP.
  3. Define unique functional groups based on datasheet functions:
    1. Assign Power (VS) group to pins VS@1 and VS@2.
    2. Assign Ground group for the COM pins (COM@1, COM@2, COM@3, COM@4).
    3. Assign Analog Outputs group to XOUT, YOUT, and ZOUT.
    4. Assign Self-Test group to the ST pin.
    5. Assign No Connect group to all NC pins (NC@1, NC@2, NC@3, NC@4, NC@5, NC@6).
    6. Assign Exposed Pad group to the EP terminal.
  4. Modify the terminal properties in the project:
    1. Update or add properties such as Section, Pin Group, Pin Description, and Pin Type to reflect the unique assignment for each terminal.
    2. Ensure each terminal belongs to one and only one functional group based on the defined mapping.
  5. Verify the updated properties for accuracy and completeness against the datasheet to ensure no pin is unassigned or doubly assigned.
#Success criteria
  • Each terminal in the ADXL335BCPZ-RL7 part project is assigned exactly one functional group corresponding to its datasheet function.
  • The terminal groups are clearly defined as Power, Ground, Analog Outputs, Self-Test, No Connect, and Exposed Pad with no duplicate membership.
  • Verification confirms that all physical pins from the datasheet are represented exactly once in the updated terminal mapping.
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#Goal

- Update the ADXL335BCPZ-RL7 project to ensure that each terminal is assigned exactly one functional group, in strict alignment with the official ADXL335 datasheet. Each pin will be uniquely grouped (e.g. Power, Ground, Analog Outputs, Self-Test, No Connect, Exposed Pad) with no duplicate group membership.

#Implementation plan

1. Extract and verify the official ADXL335 datasheet pinout from https://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/data-sheets/ADXL335.pdf.

1. Identify each pin's function and corresponding terminal property in the datasheet.

2. Audit the current terminal assignments on the ADXL335BCPZ-RL7 project, referencing the current mapping:

- NC@1=1, ST=2, COM@1=3, NC@2=4, COM@2=5, COM@3=6, COM@4=7, ZOUT=8, NC@3=9, YOUT=10, NC@4=11, XOUT=12, NC@5=13, VS@1=14, VS@2=15, NC@6=16, EP=EP.

3. Define unique functional groups based on datasheet functions:

1. Assign **Power** (VS) group to pins VS@1 and VS@2.

2. Assign **Ground** group for the COM pins (COM@1, COM@2, COM@3, COM@4).

3. Assign **Analog Outputs** group to XOUT, YOUT, and ZOUT.

4. Assign **Self-Test** group to the ST pin.

5. Assign **No Connect** group to all NC pins (NC@1, NC@2, NC@3, NC@4, NC@5, NC@6).

6. Assign **Exposed Pad** group to the EP terminal.

4. Modify the terminal properties in the project:

1. Update or add properties such as Section, Pin Group, Pin Description, and Pin Type to reflect the unique assignment for each terminal.

2. Ensure each terminal belongs to one and only one functional group based on the defined mapping.

5. Verify the updated properties for accuracy and completeness against the datasheet to ensure no pin is unassigned or doubly assigned.

#Success criteria

- Each terminal in the ADXL335BCPZ-RL7 part project is assigned exactly one functional group corresponding to its datasheet function.

- The terminal groups are clearly defined as Power, Ground, Analog Outputs, Self-Test, No Connect, and Exposed Pad with no duplicate membership.

- Verification confirms that all physical pins from the datasheet are represented exactly once in the updated terminal mapping.

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Set Section to "Power" on VS@1 and VS@2, Set Pin Group to "Power" on VS@1 and VS@2, and 27 more changes

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Set VS@1's Section to "Power"

Set VS@1's Pin Group to "Power"

Set VS@1's Pin Description to "Supply Voltage"

Set VS@1's Pin Type to "Power In"

Set VS@1's Pin Orientation to "Top"

Set VS@2's Section to "Power"

Set VS@2's Pin Group to "Power"

Set VS@2's Pin Description to "Supply Voltage"

Set VS@2's Pin Type to "Power In"

Set VS@2's Pin Orientation to "Top"

Set COM@1's Section to "Ground"

Set COM@1's Pin Group to "Ground"

Set COM@1's Pin Description to "Common Ground"

Set COM@1's Pin Type to "Ground"

Set COM@1's Pin Orientation to "Bottom"

Set COM@2's Section to "Ground"

Set COM@2's Pin Group to "Ground"

Set COM@2's Pin Description to "Common Ground"

Set COM@2's Pin Type to "Ground"

Set COM@2's Pin Orientation to "Bottom"

Set COM@3's Section to "Ground"

Set COM@3's Pin Group to "Ground"

Set COM@3's Pin Description to "Common Ground"

Set COM@3's Pin Type to "Ground"

Set COM@3's Pin Orientation to "Bottom"

Set COM@4's Section to "Ground"

Set COM@4's Pin Group to "Ground"

Set COM@4's Pin Description to "Common Ground"

Set COM@4's Pin Type to "Ground"

Set COM@4's Pin Orientation to "Bottom"

Set XOUT's Section to "Analog Outputs"

Set XOUT's Pin Group to "Analog Outputs"

Set XOUT's Pin Description to "X Channel Output"

Set XOUT's Pin Type to "Output"

Set XOUT's Pin Orientation to "Right"

Set YOUT's Section to "Analog Outputs"

Set YOUT's Pin Group to "Analog Outputs"

Set YOUT's Pin Description to "Y Channel Output"

Set YOUT's Pin Type to "Output"

Set YOUT's Pin Orientation to "Right"

Set ZOUT's Section to "Analog Outputs"

Set ZOUT's Pin Group to "Analog Outputs"

Set ZOUT's Pin Description to "Z Channel Output"

Set ZOUT's Pin Type to "Output"

Set ZOUT's Pin Orientation to "Right"

Set ST's Section to "Self-Test"

Set ST's Pin Group to "Self-Test"

Set ST's Pin Description to "Self-Test Input"

Set ST's Pin Type to "Input"

Set ST's Pin Orientation to "Left"

Set NC@1's Section to "No Connect"

Set NC@1's Pin Group to "No Connect"

Set NC@1's Pin Description to "No Connect"

Set NC@1's Pin Type to "Not Connected"

Set NC@1's Pin Orientation to "Left"

Set NC@2's Section to "No Connect"

Set NC@2's Pin Group to "No Connect"

Set NC@2's Pin Description to "No Connect"

Set NC@2's Pin Type to "Not Connected"

Set NC@2's Pin Orientation to "Left"

Set NC@3's Section to "No Connect"

Set NC@3's Pin Group to "No Connect"

Set NC@3's Pin Description to "No Connect"

Set NC@3's Pin Type to "Not Connected"

Set NC@3's Pin Orientation to "Left"

Set NC@4's Section to "No Connect"

Set NC@4's Pin Group to "No Connect"

Set NC@4's Pin Description to "No Connect"

Set NC@4's Pin Type to "Not Connected"

Set NC@4's Pin Orientation to "Left"

Set NC@5's Section to "No Connect"

Set NC@5's Pin Group to "No Connect"

Set NC@5's Pin Description to "No Connect"

Set NC@5's Pin Type to "Not Connected"

Set NC@5's Pin Orientation to "Left"

Set NC@6's Section to "No Connect"

Set NC@6's Pin Group to "No Connect"

Set NC@6's Pin Description to "No Connect"

Set NC@6's Pin Type to "Not Connected"

Set NC@6's Pin Orientation to "Left"

Set EP's Section to "Exposed Pad"

Set EP's Pin Group to "Exposed Pad"

Set EP's Pin Description to "Exposed Pad"

Set EP's Pin Type to "Not Connected"

Set EP's Pin Orientation to "Bottom"

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Updated the ADXL335BCPZ-RL7 terminals so each pin has exactly one datasheet-aligned functional group: Power, Ground, Analog Outputs, Self-Test, No Connect, or Exposed Pad. Verified all 16 LFCSP pins plus EP are represented exactly once with matching Section, Pin Group, Pin Description, and Pin Type; the verification record is saved in ADXL335BCPZ-RL7 Pin Group Verification.
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ADXL335BCPZ-RL7

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Accelerometer X, Y, Z Axis ±3g 1.6kHz (X,Y), 550Hz (Z) 16-LFCSP-LQ (4x4)
The ADXL335BCPZ-RL7 is a low-power, complete 3-axis accelerometer with analog voltage outputs proportional to acceleration. It measures acceleration along the X, Y, and Z axes with a full-scale range of ±3 g.
This device integrates a micro-electromechanical system (MEMS) sensor with signal conditioning circuitry, enabling direct analog output without the need for external amplification. The RL7 suffix indicates tape-and-reel packaging for automated assembly.
The ADXL335BCPZ-RL7 is designed for compact, battery-powered, and motion-sensitive applications where low power consumption and ease of integration are critical.
Functional Overview
The accelerometer operates using a capacitive sensing structure. Acceleration causes displacement of an internal mass, changing capacitance, which is converted into a proportional analog voltage output.
Each axis operates independently and provides a continuous analog signal that can be read by a microcontroller’s ADC. External capacitors allow the user to configure bandwidth per axis, enabling optimization for noise or response speed.
Electrical Characteristics
Supply Voltage Range: 1.8 V to 3.6 V
Supply Current: Typical: 350 µA
Measurement Range: ±3 g
Sensitivity (Typical): 300 mV/g
Zero-g Bias Level: Approximately VCC / 2
Bandwidth: Adjustable via external capacitors Typical limits: X, Y axes: up to 1600 Hz Z axis: up to 550 Hz
Output Characteristics
Output Type: Analog (ratiometric to supply voltage)
Axes: Three independent outputs (XOUT, YOUT, ZOUT)
Output Impedance: Approximately 32 kΩ
Noise Density: X/Y axes: ~150 µg/√Hz Z axis: ~300 µg/√Hz
Mechanical Characteristics
Package Type: 16-lead LFCSP
Package Dimensions: Approximately 4 mm × 4 mm × 1.45 mm
Mounting: Surface mount
Packaging Option: Tape and reel (RL7)
Environmental Specifications
Operating Temperature Range: −40°C to +85°C
Storage Temperature Range: −65°C to +150°C
Shock Survival: Up to 10,000 g
Interface Requirements
External Components: Capacitors required for bandwidth selection (one per axis)
Interface Type: Analog voltage outputs compatible with ADC inputs
Pin Description (Summary)
ST: Self-test input XOUT: X-axis analog output YOUT: Y-axis analog output ZOUT: Z-axis analog output VCC: Power supply GND: Ground NC: No connection / reserved
Applications
Tilt and orientation sensing Motion and vibration detection Portable electronics Gaming controllers Wearable devices Industrial monitoring systems
Key Features
Three-axis acceleration measurement Low power consumption Analog output for simple interfacing Compact MEMS package Adjustable bandwidth Wide temperature operating range Tape-and-reel packaging for automated manufacturing
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