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This is a standard Arduino example that I will be using. We will make a tutorial some time later to do some math and put the accelerometer to good use. | This is a standard Arduino example that I will be using. We will make a tutorial some time later to do some math and put the accelerometer to good use. |
Revision as of 16:27, 20 June 2016
The ADXL335 is an three axis analog accelerometer which outputs raw X, Y and Z axis values on three pins. Let's connect these to the analog input pins on Explore M3 and log the data to the terminal.
Hookup
Explore M3 | ADXL335 |
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5v | 5v |
GND | GND |
A3 | X axis pin |
A2 | Y axis pin |
A1 | Z axis pin |
Code
This is a standard Arduino example that I will be using. We will make a tutorial some time later to do some math and put the accelerometer to good use.