MMA7361 3 Axis Accelerometer Module Sensor

Description:

The MMA7361 3 Axis Accelerometer Module Sensor is very easy to interface to an Arduino Microcontroller.

Uses 3 analogue input pins and can be used with most other microcontrollers, such as the PIC or AVR.

This module comes complete with 0.1″ pitch pin headers soldered on, so it fits directly into a breadboard or prototype shield.

This MMA7361 3 Axis Accelerometer Module Sensor’s onboard voltage regulator allows for convenient operation at either 3.3 volts or 5 volts – a feature not found on the competitor’s modules.

Features:

• 2 x 5 pin 0.1″ pitch pin headers
• Two sensitivity modes ±1.5G and ±6G
• 5VDC & 3.3VDC operation
• 0G detect pin (for linear Free-Fall detection)
• Sleep Mode to save on power
• Integrated 1 pole low pass filter
• Temperature Compensation
• Self Test Mode for easy troubleshooting

Package included: 1x MMA7361 3 Axis Accelerometer Module Sensor

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