Accelerometer Help: Designing & Finding Resources

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The discussion revolves around a request for assistance in designing an accelerometer for a homework assignment. The user expresses a lack of knowledge about accelerometers, only understanding that they measure motor acceleration. Participants suggest resources, including Wikipedia and specific websites, for learning about accelerometers and their applications. There is a focus on understanding the types of accelerometers, their acceleration limits, and frequency response. The conversation highlights the complexity of designing an accelerometer and the absence of straightforward formulas for calculations.
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accelerometer help pleasez

hi everybody..i have homework to design accelerometer can anyone help me from where to start i hav no idea about accelerometers know only that it measures acceleration of motors no experience to design..which sensors to use..or where can i find sample circuit diagram of accelerometer?
 
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koneur said:
hi everybody..i have homework to design accelerometer can anyone help me from where to start i hav no idea about accelerometers know only that it measures acceleration of motors no experience to design..which sensors to use..or where can i find sample circuit diagram of accelerometer?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerometer

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oh i know about wiki ))) but thanks anyway..vishal007win there is accelerometer with detailed and formulas valid for all types of accelerometers?
 


i mean accelerometers used with motors
 


koneur said:
oh i know about wiki ))) but thanks anyway..vishal007win there is accelerometer with detailed and formulas valid for all types of accelerometers?

Is this homework for a high school assignment?
 


yes..
 


koneur said:
yes..

Ah, that explains much. :smile:

So, unfortunately there is no 'accelerometer formulas' (to my knowledge) where you can simply plug in numbers and it spits out values.
 
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thanks much
 
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