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ADXL362 Wakeup Mode vs. Full Power Mode

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When can a customer use the 270nA Wakeup mode vs. the full power 2uA mode?

 

A 

The 270 nA wake-up mode is a limited bandwidth mode of operation in which
acceleration is measure 6 times per second. This mode is ideal for applications
looking for simple motion detection at extremely low power budgets. For
example, a motion switch for a hand-held device is an ideal application for
this mode: the accelerometer has to be on all the time (requirement: lowest
power) looking for a gross change in acceleration (limited bandwidth is
enough).

If signal integrity of wider bandwidth signals is required, the full power mode
should be used.

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