Accelerometer X, Y, Z Axis ±400g 160Hz ~ 2.56kHz 16-LGA (3x3.25)
The ADXL373BCCZ-RL7 is an ultralow power, high-g digital MEMS accelerometer developed by Analog Devices for motion sensing and impact detection applications. The device is optimized for battery-powered and always-on systems requiring continuous acceleration monitoring with minimal power consumption. It supports selectable measurement ranges suitable for shock, vibration, and activity monitoring in industrial, wearable, medical, asset tracking, and IoT applications. The accelerometer integrates embedded motion detection features, a FIFO buffer, and interrupt capabilities to reduce host processor workload and overall system power consumption.
Engineering Specification
Device Type
Ultralow power 3-axis digital MEMS accelerometer
Manufacturer
Analog Devices Inc.
Manufacturer Part Number
ADXL373BCCZ-RL7
Measurement Axes
Three-axis acceleration sensing
Acceleration Range
Selectable full-scale ranges supporting high-g measurements up to ±400 g
Output Interface
SPI digital serial communication interface
Resolution
High-resolution digital acceleration output with integrated filtering and signal conditioning
Power Supply Requirement
Operates from a low-voltage DC supply suitable for portable and embedded systems
Power Consumption
Designed for extremely low current operation during measurement and wake-up monitoring modes
Embedded Features
Integrated activity detection
Motion and impact sensing
FIFO data buffering
Interrupt generation
Wake-up detection functionality
Sampling and Performance
Programmable output data rates and filtering options for optimized noise and bandwidth performance
Operating Temperature Range
Industrial temperature range suitable for harsh environmental applications
Package Type
LGA surface-mount package
Mounting Style
Surface mount technology
Application Areas
Impact event recording
Condition monitoring
Asset tracking
Industrial sensing
Wearable electronics
Portable instrumentation
Shock and vibration monitoring
Always-on motion detection systems
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