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EVAL-ADXL373Z

Name: Analog Devices Inc. EVAL-ADXL373Z
Brand: Analog Devices
SKU: 584-EVAL-ADXL373Z
Price: 41.98 USD
Availability: InStock

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584-EVAL-ADXL373Z

Mfr. #:

EVAL-ADXL373Z

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Analog Devices

Description:

Acceleration Sensor Development Tools Micropower, 3-Axis, 400 g, Digital Output, MEMS Accelerometer

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EVAL-ADXL373Z Datasheet

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Manufacturer:	Analog Devices Inc.
Product Category:	Acceleration Sensor Development Tools
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Packaging:	Bulk
Brand:	Analog Devices
Product Type:	Acceleration Sensor Development Tools
Factory Pack Quantity:	1
Subcategory:	Development Tools

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EVAL-ADXL373Z Datasheet

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Compliance Codes

CNHTS:: 8543709990
CAHTS:: 8473302000
USHTS:: 8473301180
MXHTS:: 8473300401
ECCN:: EAR99

Origin Classifications

Country of Origin:: Canada
Assembly Country of Origin:: Not available
Country of Diffusion:: Not available

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EVAL-ADXL373Z Breakout Board

Analog Devices Inc. EVAL-ADXL373Z Breakout Board demonstrates the performance of the ADXL373 micropower, 3-axis, ±400g, digital output, microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) accelerometer. The ADI EVAL-ADXL373Z Board is ideal for evaluating the ADXL373 in an existing system because the stiffness and the small size of the evaluation board minimize the effect of the board on both the system and acceleration measurements.