BS2 &ADXL202 Accelerometer
Has anyone used the Analog Device ADXL202
Accelerometer with the BS2 as a tilt sensor? I saw
some information on the AD website about using the ADX
with the BS2 and wondered if anybody tried it. I was
looking for an inexpensive tilt sensor for a robotics
application.
Thanks
Brian McMillion
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Accelerometer with the BS2 as a tilt sensor? I saw
some information on the AD website about using the ADX
with the BS2 and wondered if anybody tried it. I was
looking for an inexpensive tilt sensor for a robotics
application.
Thanks
Brian McMillion
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>Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2002 15:22:26 -0800 (PST)
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>Has anyone used the Analog Device ADXL202
>Accelerometer with the BS2 as a tilt sensor? I saw
>some information on the AD website about using the ADX
>with the BS2 and wondered if anybody tried it. I was
>looking for an inexpensive tilt sensor for a robotics
>application.
>Thanks
>Brian McMillion
>
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easy to use. Analog Devices has a Basic Stamp technical note at
http://www.analog.com/library/applicationNotes/mems/StampXL202.pdf
that has lots of good info. I would recommend getting the ADXL202EB
evaluation board that has built in capacitors and is on a small DIP
board with five .1 inch pins.
Ed
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> >From: Brian McMillion <briank77479@y...>
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> >To: basicstamps@y...
> >Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] BS2 &ADXL202 Accelerometer
> >Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2002 15:22:26 -0800 (PST)
> >
> >Has anyone used the Analog Device ADXL202
> >Accelerometer with the BS2 as a tilt sensor? I saw
> >some information on the AD website about using the ADX
> >with the BS2 and wondered if anybody tried it. I was
> >looking for an inexpensive tilt sensor for a robotics
> >application.
> >Thanks
> >Brian McMillion
> >
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prototyping with
surface mount components, I suggest you either go with the eval board that
another
poster mentioned, or you have a board fabricate what you need to mount the
components.
I'm having ExpressPCB do mine. Soldering components directly to the chip is
possible
(I did it on my first prototypes), but not optimal.
Clark Hughes
Brian McMillion wrote:
> Has anyone used the Analog Device ADXL202
> Accelerometer with the BS2 as a tilt sensor? I saw
> some information on the AD website about using the ADX
> with the BS2 and wondered if anybody tried it. I was
> looking for an inexpensive tilt sensor for a robotics
> application.
> Thanks
> Brian McMillion
>
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