Remarks
Adxl337 | |
---|---|
Status | |
Source code | GitHub |
Datasheet(s) | GitHub |
NuGet package |
The ADXL337 is a low power accelerometer capable of measuring +/- 3g of acceleration along three axes. The ADXL337 is controlled via I2C.
Code Example
Adxl337 sensor;
public override Task Initialize()
{
Resolver.Log.Info("Initialize...");
// create the sensor driver
sensor = new Adxl337(Device.Pins.A00, Device.Pins.A01, Device.Pins.A02, null);
// classical .NET events can also be used:
sensor.Updated += (sender, result) =>
{
Resolver.Log.Info($"Accel: [X:{result.New.X.MetersPerSecondSquared:N2}," +
$"Y:{result.New.Y.MetersPerSecondSquared:N2}," +
$"Z:{result.New.Z.MetersPerSecondSquared:N2} (m/s^2)]");
};
// Example that uses an IObservable subscription to only be notified when the filter is satisfied
var consumer = Adxl337.CreateObserver(
handler: result => Resolver.Log.Info($"Observer: [x] changed by threshold; new [x]: X:{result.New.X:N2}, old: X:{result.Old?.X:N2}"),
// only notify if there's a greater than 1G change in the Z direction
filter: result =>
{
if (result.Old is { } old)
{ //c# 8 pattern match syntax. checks for !null and assigns var.
return ((result.New - old).Z > new Acceleration(1, AU.Gravity));
}
return false;
});
sensor.Subscribe(consumer);
return Task.CompletedTask;
}
public async override Task Run()
{
var result = await sensor.Read();
Resolver.Log.Info("Initial Readings:");
Resolver.Log.Info($"Accel: [X:{result.X.MetersPerSecondSquared:N2}," +
$"Y:{result.Y.MetersPerSecondSquared:N2}," +
$"Z:{result.Z.MetersPerSecondSquared:N2} (m/s^2)]");
sensor.StartUpdating(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(500));
}
Sample project(s) available on GitHub
Wiring Example
Syntax
public class Adxl337 : Adxl3xxBase, IObservable<IChangeResult<Acceleration3D>>, IAccelerometer, ISamplingSensor<Acceleration3D>, ISensor<Acceleration3D>
Constructors
Adxl337(IPin, IPin, IPin, Voltage?)
Create a new ADXL335 sensor object
Declaration
public Adxl337(IPin xPin, IPin yPin, IPin zPin, Voltage? supplyVoltage)
Parameters
Type | Name | Description |
---|---|---|
IPin | xPin | Analog pin connected to the X axis output from the ADXL335 sensor |
IPin | yPin | Analog pin connected to the Y axis output from the ADXL335 sensor |
IPin | zPin | Analog pin connected to the Z axis output from the ADXL335 sensor |
Voltage? | supplyVoltage | The voltage supplied to the sensor. Defaults to 3.3V if null |
Remarks
Adxl337 | |
---|---|
Status | |
Source code | GitHub |
Datasheet(s) | GitHub |
NuGet package |
The ADXL337 is a low power accelerometer capable of measuring +/- 3g of acceleration along three axes. The ADXL337 is controlled via I2C.
Code Example
Adxl337 sensor;
public override Task Initialize()
{
Resolver.Log.Info("Initialize...");
// create the sensor driver
sensor = new Adxl337(Device.Pins.A00, Device.Pins.A01, Device.Pins.A02, null);
// classical .NET events can also be used:
sensor.Updated += (sender, result) =>
{
Resolver.Log.Info($"Accel: [X:{result.New.X.MetersPerSecondSquared:N2}," +
$"Y:{result.New.Y.MetersPerSecondSquared:N2}," +
$"Z:{result.New.Z.MetersPerSecondSquared:N2} (m/s^2)]");
};
// Example that uses an IObservable subscription to only be notified when the filter is satisfied
var consumer = Adxl337.CreateObserver(
handler: result => Resolver.Log.Info($"Observer: [x] changed by threshold; new [x]: X:{result.New.X:N2}, old: X:{result.Old?.X:N2}"),
// only notify if there's a greater than 1G change in the Z direction
filter: result =>
{
if (result.Old is { } old)
{ //c# 8 pattern match syntax. checks for !null and assigns var.
return ((result.New - old).Z > new Acceleration(1, AU.Gravity));
}
return false;
});
sensor.Subscribe(consumer);
return Task.CompletedTask;
}
public async override Task Run()
{
var result = await sensor.Read();
Resolver.Log.Info("Initial Readings:");
Resolver.Log.Info($"Accel: [X:{result.X.MetersPerSecondSquared:N2}," +
$"Y:{result.Y.MetersPerSecondSquared:N2}," +
$"Z:{result.Z.MetersPerSecondSquared:N2} (m/s^2)]");
sensor.StartUpdating(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(500));
}
Sample project(s) available on GitHub