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  • Author Author: rohm_eu
  • Date Created: 31 Mar 2017 8:29 AM Date Created
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Kionix's New KXTJ3 Accelerometer offers Uncompromising value and performance in a single package

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31 Mar 2017

Kionix, a ROHM Group Company, announces the release of the KXTJ3, a new 3-axis accelerometer which is a drop-in replacement for the KXTJ2 and offers improvements in a number of aspects, from better noise performance to extended range, to improve interrupt functionality. This way the offering unprecedented value while providing the performance of much a more expensive accelerometer in a tiny, 2mm x 2mm x 0.9mm form factor. The KXTJ3 offers g-ranges of 2g, 4g, 8g, or 16g and resolution modes up to 14g. It supports the I2C protocol up to 3.4MHz and has a built-in voltage regulator offering stable operation from 1.71 to 3.6V. Further information you can find here.

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  • michaelkellett
    michaelkellett over 8 years ago

    Not listed in Farnell so no idea what it costs.

     

    It looks not too bad but like many similar devices is let down by only having I2C interface -  I2C is chronically slow and requires power wasting pull ups (or more complexity). If it had an SPI interface we could get the data out faster and the control device could spend less time in its active state.

     

    MK

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