Small, Low Power, 3-Axis 3 g Accelerometer ADXL335

FEATURES
3-axis sensing Small, low ro!ile ac"age # mm $ # mm $ %&#5 mm LF'SP Low ower ( 35) *A +t, icalSingle-s. l, o eration( %&/ 0 to 3&1 0 %),))) g s2oc" s.r3i3al Excellent tem erat.re sta4ilit, 56 a78.stment wit2 a single ca acitor er axis Ro9S:6EEE lea7-!ree com liant

?E=ERAL DES'R;PT;<=
The ADXL335 is a small, thin, low power, complete 3-axis accel- erometer with signal conditioned voltage outputs. The product measures acceleration with a minimum full-scale range of 3 g. !t can measure the static acceleration of gravit" in tiltsensing applications, as well as d"namic acceleration resulting from motion, shoc#, or vi$ration. The user selects the $andwidth of the accelerometer using the %X, %&, and %' capacitors at the X()T, &()T, and '()T pins. *andwidths can $e selected to suit the application, with a range of +.5 ,- to ./++ ,- for the X and & axes, and a range of +.5 ,- to 55+ ,- for the ' axis. The ADXL335 is availa$le in a small, low profile, 0 mm 1 0 mm 1 ..05 mm, ./-lead, plastic lead frame chip scale pac#age 2L3%456L78.

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ADXL335

OUTPUT AMP

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XOUT CX

3-AXIS SENSOR CDC AC AMP DEMOD OUTPUT AMP

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YOUT CY

OUTPUT AMP

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ZOUT CZ
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3eatures .............................................................................................. . Applications....................................................................................... . <eneral Description ......................................................................... . 3unctional *loc# Diagram .............................................................. . 9evision ,istor" ............................................................................... ; 4pecifications..................................................................................... 3 A$solute =aximum 9atings............................................................ 0 >4D %aution.................................................................................. 0 5in %onfiguration and 3unction Descriptions ............................. 5 T"pical 5erformance %haracteristics ............................................. / Theor" of (peration ...................................................................... .+ =echanical 4ensor...................................................................... .+ 5erformance ................................................................................ .+ Applications !nformation .............................................................. .. 5ower 4uppl" Decoupling ......................................................... .. 4etting the *andwidth )sing %X, %&, and %' .......................... .. 4elf Test ........................................................................................ .. Design Trade-(ffs for 4electing 3ilter %haracteristics? The @oiseA*B Trade-(ff.......................................................... .. )se with (perating Coltages (ther than 3 C............................. .. Axes of Acceleration 4ensitivit" ............................................... .; La"out and Design 9ecommendations ................................... .3 (utline Dimensions ....................................................................... .0 (rdering <uide .......................................................................... .0

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SPE';F;'AT;<=S
TA E ;5G%, C4 E 3 C, %X E %& E %' E +.. I3, acceleration E + g, unless otherwise noted. All minimum and maximum specifications are guaranteed. T"pical specifications are not guaranteed. Ta4le %&
Parameter 4>@4(9 !@5)T =easurement 9ange @onlinearit" 5ac#age Alignment >rror !nteraxis Alignment >rror %ross-Axis 4ensitivit" . 4>@4!T!C!T& 29AT!(=>T9!%8 ; 4ensitivit" at X()T, &()T, '()T 4ensitivit" %hange Due to Temperature 3 '>9( g *!A4 L>C>L 29AT!(=>T9!%8 + g Coltage at X()T, &()T + g Coltage at '()T + g (ffset vs. Temperature @(!4> 5>93(9=A@%> @oise Densit" X()T, &()T @oise Densit" '()T 39>7)>@%& 9>45(@4> 0 *andwidth X()T, &()T 5 *andwidth '()T5 93!LT Tolerance 4ensor 9esonant 3reKuenc" 4>L3-T>4T / Logic !nput Low Logic !nput ,igh 4T Actuation %urrent (utput %hange at X()T (utput %hange at &()T (utput %hange at '()T ()T5)T A=5L!3!>9 (utput 4wing Low (utput 4wing ,igh 5(B>9 4)55L& (perating Coltage 9ange 4uppl" %urrent Turn-(n Time F T>=5>9AT)9> (perating Temperature 9ange
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N.5+ M.5+ M.5+

N/++ M/++ M.+++

C C C IA ms G%

C4 E 3 C @o external filter

Defined as coupling $etween an" two axes. 4ensitivit" is essentiall" ratiometric to C4. Defined as the output change from am$ient-to-maximum temperature or am$ient-to-minimum temperature. 0 Actual freKuenc" response controlled $" user-supplied external filter capacitors 2%X, %&, %'8. 5 *andwidth with external capacitors E .A2; 1 O 1 3; #L 1 %8. 3or %X, %& E +.++3 I3, $andwidth E ../ #,-. 3or %' E +.+. I3, $andwidth E 5++ ,-. 3or %X, %&, %' E .+ I3, $andwidth E +.5 ,-. / 4elf-test response changes cu$icall" with C4. F Turn-on time is dependent on %X, %&, %' and is approximatel" ./+ 1 %X or %& or %' M . ms, where %X, %&, %' are in microfarads 2I38.

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Ta4le C&
Parameter Acceleration 2An" Axis, )npowered8 g Acceleration 2An" Axis, 5owered8 g C4 All (ther 5ins C8 (utput 4hort-%ircuit Duration 2An" 5in to %ommon8 Temperature 9ange 25owered8 Temperature 9ange 24torage8 Rating .+,+++ .+,+++ N+.3 C to M3./ C 2%(= N +.3 C8 to 2C4 M +.3 !ndefinite N55G% to M.;5G% N/5G% to M.5+G%

4tresses a$ove those listed under A$solute =aximum 9atings ma" cause permanent damage to the device. This is a stress rating onl"P functional operation of the device at these or an" other conditions a$ove those indicated in the operational section of this specification is not implied. >xposure to a$solute maximum rating conditions for extended periods ma" affect device relia$ilit".

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NOTES 1- EXPOSED PAD IS NOT INTERNALLY CONNECTED .UT S/OULD .E SOLDERED 0OR MEC/ANICAL INTE1RITY-

Figure 2. Pin Configuration

Ta4le 3& Pin F.nction Descri tions

Pin =o& . ; 3 0 5 / F H Q .+ .. .; .3 .0 .5 ./ >5
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Descri tion @o %onnect.. 4elf-Test. %ommon. @o %onnect.. %ommon. %ommon. %ommon. ' %hannel (utput. @o %onnect.. & %hannel (utput. @o %onnect.. X %hannel (utput. @o %onnect.. 4uppl" Coltage 2..H C to 3./ C8. 4uppl" Coltage 2..H C to 3./ C8. @o %onnect.. @ot internall" connected. 4older for mechanical integrit".

@% pins are not internall" connected and can $e tied to %(= pins, unless otherwise noted.

ZOUT

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@ R .+++ for all t"pical performance plots, unless otherwise noted.
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VOLTS V'

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Figure '. &-Axis Se!f-"est #es$onse at 25C, VS = 3 V

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VOLTS V'

Figure 5. Z-Axis Zero g Bias at 25C, VS = 3 V

Figure (. Z-Axis Se!f-"est #es$onse at 25C, VS = 3 V

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TEMPERATURE 6C'

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Figure 11. &-Axis Zero g Bias "e*$erature Coeffi+ient, VS = 3 V

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Figure 13. &-Axis Zero g Bias ,s. "e*$erature - .ig/t Parts So!0ere0 to PCB
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TEMPERATURE COE00ICIENT 4g56C'

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Figure 11. Z-Axis Zero g Bias "e*$erature Coeffi+ient, VS = 3 V

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Figure 15. X-Axis Sensiti,it2 at 25C, VS = 3 V

Figure 1(. X-Axis Sensiti,it2 ,s. "e*$erature - .ig/t Parts So!0ere0 to PCB, VS = 3 V
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Figure 1 . &-Axis Sensiti,it2 at 25C, VS = 3 V

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TEMPERATURE 6C'

Figure 1'. Z-Axis Sensiti,it2 at 25C, VS = 3 V

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T9E<RF <F <PERAT;<=

The ADXL335 is a complete 3-axis acceleration measurement s"stem. The ADXL335 has a measurement range of 3 g mini- mum. !t contains a pol"silicon surface-micromachined sensor and signal conditioning circuitr" to implement an open-loop acceleration measurement architecture. The output signals are analog voltages that are proportional to acceleration. The accelerometer can measure the static acceleration of gravit" in tilt-sensing applications as well as d"namic acceleration resulting from motion, shoc#, or vi$ration. The sensor is a pol"silicon surface-micromachined structure $uilt on top of a silicon wafer. 5ol"silicon springs suspend the structure over the surface of the wafer and provide a resistance against acceleration forces. Deflection of the structure is measured using a differential capacitor that consists of independent fixed plates and plates attached to the moving mass. The fixed plates are driven $" .H+G out-of-phase sKuare waves. Acceleration deflects the moving mass and un$alances the differential capacitor resulting in a sensor output whose amplitude is proportional to acceleration. 5hase-sensitive demodulation techniKues are then used to determine the magnitude and direction of the acceleration. The demodulator output is amplified and $rought off-chip through a 3; #L resistor. The user then sets the signal $andwidth of the device $" adding a capacitor. This filtering improves measurement resolution and helps prevent aliasing.

>E'9A=;'AL SE=S<R
The ADXL335 uses a single structure for sensing the X, &, and ' axes. As a result, the three axesS sense directions are highl" orthogonal and have little cross-axis sensitivit". =echanical misalignment of the sensor die to the pac#age is the chief source of cross-axis sensitivit". =echanical misalignment can, of course, $e cali$rated out at the s"stem level.

PERF<R>A='E
9ather than using additional temperature compensation circuitr", innovative design techniKues ensure that high performance is $uilt in to the ADXL335. As a result, there is no Kuanti-ation error or nonmonotonic $ehavior, and temperature h"steresis is ver" low 2t"picall" less than 3 mg over the N;5G% to MF+G% temperature range8.

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P<6ER SUPPLF DE'<UPL;=?
3or most applications, a single +.. I3 capacitor, %D%, placed close to the ADXL335 suppl" pins adeKuatel" decouples the accelerometer from noise on the power suppl". ,owever, in applications where noise is present at the 5+ #,- internal cloc# freKuenc" 2or an" harmonic thereof 8, additional care in power suppl" $"passing is reKuired $ecause this noise can cause errors in acceleration measurement. !f additional decoupling is needed, a .++ L 2or smaller8 resistor or ferrite $ead can $e inserted in the suppl" line. Additionall", a larger $ul# $"pass capacitor 2. I3 or greater8 can $e added in parallel to %D%. >nsure that the connection from the ADXL335 ground to the power suppl" ground is low impedance $ecause noise transmitted through ground has a similar effect to noise transmitted through C4. @ever expose the 4T pin to voltages greater than C4 M +.3 C. !f this cannot $e guaranteed due to the s"stem design 2for instance, if there are multiple suppl" voltages8, then a low C3 clamping diode $etween 4T and C4 is recommended.

DES;?= TRADE-<FFS F<R SELE'T;=? F;LTER '9ARA'TER;ST;'S( T9E =<;SE:56 TRADE-<FF

The selected accelerometer $andwidth ultimatel" determines the measurement resolution 2smallest detecta$le acceleration8. 3iltering can $e used to lower the noise floor to improve the resolution of the accelerometer. 9esolution is dependent on the analog filter $andwidth at X()T, &()T, and '()T. The output of the ADXL335 has a t"pical $andwidth of greater than 5++ ,-. The user must filter the signal at this point to limit aliasing errors. The analog $andwidth must $e no more than half the analog-to-digital sampling freKuenc" to minimi-e aliasing. The analog $andwidth can $e further decreased to reduce noise and improve resolution. The ADXL335 noise has the characteristics of white <aussian noise, which contri$utes eKuall" at all freKuencies and is descri$ed in terms of IgAJ,- 2the noise is proportional to the sKuare root of the accelerometer $andwidth8. The user should limit $andwidth to the lowest freKuenc" needed $" the applica- tion to maximi-e the resolution and d"namic range of the accelerometer. Bith the single-pole, roll-off characteristic, the t"pical noise of the ADXL335 is determined $"
r*s 4oise E 4oise 5ensit2 1 2 B6 1 ../ 8

SETT;=? T9E 5A=D6;DT9 US;=? 'X, 'F, A=D 'H

The ADXL335 has provisions for $and limiting the X()T, &()T, and '()T pins. %apacitors must $e added at these pins to implement low-pass filtering for antialiasing and noise reduction. The eKuation for the 3 d* $andwidth is FN3 d* E .A2;O23; #L8 1 C2X, &, Z88 or more simpl" FT3 d* E 5 I3AC2X, &, Z8 The tolerance of the internal resistor 293!LT8 t"picall" varies as much as .5D of its nominal value 23; #L8, and the $andwidth varies accordingl". A minimum capacitance of +.++0F I3 for %X, %&, and %' is recommended in all cases. Ta4le #& Filter 'a acitor Selection, 'X, 'F, an7 'H
5an7wi7t2 +9@. .+ 5+ .++ ;++ 5++ 'a acitor +*F0.F +.0F +..+ +.+5 +.+;F +.+.

!t is often useful to #now the pea# value of the noise. 5ea#-topea# noise can onl" $e estimated $" statistical methods. Ta$le 5 is useful for estimating the pro$a$ilities of exceeding various pea# values, given the rms value. Ta4le 5& Estimation o! Pea"-to-Pea" =oise
I o! Time T2at =oise Excee7s Pea"-to-Pea" 0al.e =ominal Pea"-to-Pea" 0al.e

to common 2%(=8 in normal use.

SELF-TEST
The 4T pin controls the self-test feature. Bhen this pin is set to C4, an electrostatic force is exerted on the accelerometer $eam. The resulting movement of the $eam allows the user to test if the accelerometer is functional. The t"pical change in output is N..+H g 2corresponding to N3;5 mC8 in the X-axis, M..+H g 2or M3;5 mC8 on the &-axis, and M..H3 g 2or M55+ mC8 on the '-axis. This 4T pin can $e left open-circuit or connected
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The ADXL335 is tested and specified at C4 E 3 CP however, it can $e powered with C4 as low as ..H C or as high as 3./ C. @ote that some performance parameters change as the suppl" voltage is varied.

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The ADXL335 output is ratiometric, therefore, the output sensitivit" 2or scale factor8 varies proportionall" to the suppl" voltage. At C4 E 3./ C, the output sensitivit" is t"picall" 3/+ mCAg. At C4 E ; C, the output sensitivit" is t"picall" .Q5 mCAg. The -ero g $ias output is also ratiometric, thus the -ero g output is nominall" eKual to C4A; at all suppl" voltages. The output noise is not ratiometric $ut is a$solute in voltsP therefore, the noise densit" decreases as the suppl" voltage increases. This is $ecause the scale factor 2mCAg8 increases while the noise voltage remains constant. At C4 E 3./ C, the X-axis and &-axis noise densit" is t"picall" .;+ IgAJ,-, whereas at C4 E ; C, the X-axis and &-axis noise densit" is t"picall" ;F+ IgAJ,-. 4elf-test response in g is roughl" proportional to the sKuare of the suppl" voltage. ,owever, when ratiometricit" of sensitivit" is factored in with suppl" voltage, the self-test response in volts is roughl" proportional to the cu$e of the suppl" voltage. 3or example, at C4 E 3./ C, the self-test response for the ADXL335 is approximatel" N5/+ mC for the X-axis, M5/+ mC for the &-axis, and MQ5+ mC for the '-axis.
XOUT , 31g YOUT , (g ZOUT , (g

At C4 E ; C, the self-test response is approximatel" NQ/ mC for the X-axis, MQ/ mC for the &-axis, and N./3 mC for the 'axis. The suppl" current decreases as the suppl" voltage decreases. T"pical current consumption at C4 E 3./ C is 3F5 IA, and t"pi- cal current consumption at C4 E ; C is ;++ IA.

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The recommended soldering profile is shown in 3igure ;5 followed $" a description of the profile features in Ta$le /. The recommended 5%* la"out or solder land drawing is shown in 3igure ;/.
TP RAMP-UP TEMPERATURE TL TSMAX TSMIN

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Ta4le 1& Recommen7e7 Sol7ering Pro!ile

Pro!ile Feat.re Average 9amp 9ate 2TL to T58 5reheat =inimum Temperature 2T4=!@8 =aximum Temperature 2T4=AX8 Time 2T4=!@ to T4=AX82t48 T4=AX to TL 9amp-)p 9ate Time =aintained A$ove LiKuidous 2TL8 LiKuidous Temperature 2TL8 Time 2tL8 5ea# Temperature 2T58 Time Bithin 5G% of Actual 5ea# Temperature 2t58 9amp-Down 9ate Time ;5G% to 5ea# Temperature
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Sn13:P43D 3G%Asec max .++G% .5+G% /+ sec to .;+ sec 3G%Asec max .H3G% /+ sec to .5+ sec ;0+G% M +G%AN5G% .+ sec to 3+ sec /G%Asec max / minutes max

07808-002

P4-Free 3G%Asec max .5+G% ;++G% /+ sec to .H+ sec 3G%Asec max ;.FG% /+ sec to .5+ sec ;/+G% M +G%AN5G% ;+ sec to 0+ sec /G%Asec max H minutes max

4 (-325

(-35 MAX (-65

4 1-)5 (-325 EXPOSED PAD IS NOT INTERNALLY CONNECTED .UT S/OULD .E SOLDERED 0OR MEC/ANICAL INTE1RITY-

DIMENSIONS S/OWN IN MILLIMETERS

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07808-004

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2-55 2-4( S< 2-25

5 4

TOP VIEW 1-5( 1-45 1-4( SEATIN1 PLANE

(-55 (-5( (-45

.OTTOM VIEW

(-15 MAX

(-(5 MAX (-(2 NOM COPLANARITY (-(+ (-15 RE0

0OR PROPER CONNECTION O0 T/E EXPOSED PAD9 RE0ER TO T/E PIN CON0I1URATION AND 0UNCTION DESCRIPTIONS SECTION O0 T/IS DATA S/EET111+(+-A

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S eci!ie7 0oltage 3C 3C 3C

Tem erat.re Range N0+G% to MH5G% N0+G% to MH5G% N0+G% to MH5G%

Pac"age Descri tion ./-Lead L3%456L7 ./-Lead L3%456L7 ./-Lead L3%456L7 >valuation *oard

Pac"age < tion %5-./-.0 %5-./-.0 %5-./-.0

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