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EV3479A

Name: MEMSIC EV3479A
Brand: MEMSIC
SKU: 498-EV3479A
Price: 262715 IDR
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498-EV3479A

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EV3479A

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MEMSIC

Description:

Acceleration Sensor Development Tools Evaluation Board for MC3479

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Product Attribute	Attribute Value	Select Attribute
Manufacturer:	MEMSIC
Product Category:	Acceleration Sensor Development Tools
RoHS:
Product:	Evaluation Boards
Type:	Accelerometer Sensor
Tool Is For Evaluation Of:	MC3479
Operating Supply Voltage:	3.3 V
Packaging:	Bulk
Acceleration:	2 g to 16 g
Brand:	MEMSIC
Interface Type:	I2C, SPI
Product Type:	Acceleration Sensor Development Tools
Series:	MC3400
Factory Pack Quantity:	20
Subcategory:	Development Tools
Unit Weight:	23,375 g

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MC3479 Evaluation Board

MEMSIC MC3479 Evaluation Board is a prebuilt circuit board with MC3479 LGA-12 3-axis sensor. The MEMSIC MC3479 features an internal sample rate from 0.5 to 1000 samples per second. This MC3479 accelerator measures acceleration with a wide variety of usage ranging from ±2g up to ±16g and 16-bit high precision ADC output. The accelerator communicates via I²C/SPI and gives out motion detection or sample acquisition conditions to trigger an interrupt toward an MCU.