Noise Issues with closed loop accelerometers

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Major noise issues with MEMS closed loop accelerometers include Brownian noise, which arises from thermal motion of particles, and other potential sources like flicker noise and quantization noise. Users seeking specific information often request datasheets for particular accelerometers to better understand their performance characteristics. The discussion highlights a lack of detailed knowledge among non-engineers regarding the complexities of noise in these devices. Additional context and examples are necessary for a more comprehensive understanding of the topic. Overall, addressing noise issues is crucial for improving the accuracy and reliability of closed loop accelerometers.
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Hi,
Can anybody explain to me what the major noise issues are with mems closed loop accelerometers
 
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hi there

can you give us some more context please

links to datasheets of specific accelerometers that you are referring to etc

cheers
Dave
 
I do not know if this counts as HW help, but I have a question that just asks "what are some noise issues with closed loop accelerometers". The only one I know of I know of is Brownian Noise motion. I am not an EE so I do not even know what I am looking for
 
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