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Analog Devices ADXL1001 and ADXL1002 Accelerometers | DigiKey Daily

ADI’s ADXL1001 and ADXL1002 are single-axis, low noise, wide band accelerometers that can be used in high vibration environments for condition monitoring, predictive maintenance, asset health, and test and measurement applications. The accelerometers have a linear response from DC to 11 kHz and an analog output with noise density as low as 25 µg/√Hz. The ADXL1001 provides a measurement range of ±100 g, while the ADXL1002 has a range of ±50 g, and both offer highly stable sensitivity and low cross-axis sensitivity for reliable measurements. The accelerometers also have a full electromechanical self-test function that can be activated at any point during normal operation.