ADXL345 Tripple Axis Digigal Accelerometer Board
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ADXL345 Tripple Axis Digigal Accelerometer Board

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  • Voltage: 3.3V ~ 5V
  • Interface: I²C, SPI
  • Range: ±2g to ±16g
  • Sensitivity (X/Y/Z): 28.6/31.2/34.5 LSB/g
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ADXL345 Tripple Axis Digigal Accelerometer Board

The ADXL345 Triple Axis Accelerometer Board is a compact, low-power 3-axis accelerometer that offers high-resolution measurements (13-bit) of up to ±16g. The digital output data is formatted as 16-bit two’s complement and can be accessed via either an SPI (3- or 4-wire) or I2C digital interface.

This accelerometer is ideal for mobile device applications, measuring both static acceleration from gravity in tilt-sensing applications and dynamic acceleration due to motion or shock. Its high resolution (4 mg/LSB) allows for the detection of inclination changes as small as 1.0°.

The board includes several special sensing features: activity and inactivity sensing can detect motion presence or absence based on user-defined acceleration thresholds. Tap sensing recognizes single and double taps, while free-fall sensing detects when the device is falling. These functions can be linked to one of two interrupt output pins. Additionally, it features an integrated, patent-pending 32-level FIFO buffer for data storage, reducing the need for host processor intervention.

Low power modes facilitate intelligent motion-based power management, enabling threshold sensing and active acceleration measurement with minimal power consumption.

Note: This package does not include the Arduino board, you have to buy it separately.

Technical Details

  • Input Supply Voltage: 3.3V ~ 5V
  • Interface Type: I²C, SPI
  • Sensing Range: ±2g, ±4g, ±8g, ±16g
  • X-Axis Sensitivity: 28.6 LSB/g
  • Y-Axis Sensitivity: 31.2 LSB/g
  • Z-Axis Sensitivity: 34.5 LSB/g
  • Length: 20.5mm
  • Width: 15.5mm
  • Height: 3.5mm
  • Weight: 0.6g

Features

  • Ultra-Low Power: 40µA (measurement mode), 0.1µA (standby at 2.5V)
  • Free-Fall Detection
  • Tap/Double Tap Detection
  • Flexible interrupt modes, mappable to interrupt pin
  • Measurement and bandwidth selectable via serial command
  • Wide temperature range: −40°C to 85°C
  • 10,000 g shock survival
  • Supports 5V/3.3V input, RT9161 power chip for fast response
  • User-selectable resolution
  • Fixed 10-bit resolution, up to 13-bit at ±16g

Application:

  • Motion Detection: Detects movement in mobile devices, laptops, and gaming controllers.
  • Gesture Recognition: Enables gesture-based input in wearable devices and remote controls.
  • Orientation Sensing: Used in smartphones and tablets for screen rotation.
  • Fitness and Wearables: Tracks activity and motion in fitness trackers and smartwatches.
  • Industrial Monitoring: Monitors vibrations and motion in machinery and equipment.
  • Vehicle Stability Control: Detects tilts and vibrations in automotive systems for stability enhancement.
  • Robotics: Provides orientation and motion feedback for robot navigation and control.
  • Drones and UAVs: Assists with stability and navigation in unmanned aerial vehicles.
  • Gaming: Enhances motion sensing in gaming controllers for immersive gameplay.
  • Navigation Systems: Used in GPS devices for dead reckoning and motion tracking.
  • Medical Devices: Measures motion and orientation in diagnostic and therapeutic equipment.
  • Hard Drive Protection: Protects HDDs by detecting shocks and sudden movements.

Pinout Diagram of Adxl345 Accelerometer Arduino

ADXL345 accelerometer

Pin Configuration of Adxl345 Accelerometer Arduino

  • GND: Ground Pin
  • VCC: Power Supply Pin (3V to 6V)
  • CS: Chip Select Pin
  • INT1: Interrupt 1 Output
  • INT2: Interrupt 2 Output
  • SDO: Serial Data Output
  • SDA: Serial Data Input/Output
  • SDL: Serial Communication Clock

Integration with Arduino of Adxl345 Accelerometer Arduino

ADXL345 Tripple Axis Module

Sample Code

Integration with Raspberry Pi

ADXL345 Tripple Axis Module

Sample Code

Physical Attributes of ADXL345 Accelerometer Sensor

  • Length: 20.5mm
  • Width: 15.5mm
  • Height: 3.5mm
  • Weight: 0.6g

Package Includes

  • 1 x ADXL345 Tripple Axis Digigal Accelerometer Board

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naval kishore
Great for Klipper/Raspberry Pi

If you don't know what Klipper is, it is a firmware for 3D printers. These are used on the print head and slinger style beds for calibrating acceleration to eliminate ringing/ghosting due to resonant frequencies of the printer chassis.I have not confirmed the other two from my pack of 3 work but at least the first one I tried works fine. From other reviews of all of these type of sensors, I figured it's a good thing to get a pack in case you end up with a dud. Unfortunately it is a bit wasteful, but at least I have backups in case they are needed for other projects.

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Tristan
Klipper

Worked easily and as expected for Klipper auto resonance tuning. 3 printers done for cheap when compared to cost of 1 board from Adafruit costing around 20$ each or Sparkfun

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ishtkar
works fine

these worked OK. some of these type of modules do not read properly on all axis. all three of these worked fine for me with about 1.0G static on each axis, and a variation of 1G when tilting. so if you are having problems with this type of module it may not be your code, try a few different ones and check for stuck axis.

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rakhi payal
Works exactly as they should

Got these for my Ender 6 to calibrate Klipper. I only needed one, but I guess I have spares now.

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sujen manjhi
Works well with a Raspberry Pi 4 running Klipper

I use these for input shaper tuning with Klipper on my Ender 3 V2. They work great, no complaints.