MEMS Accelerometer Combined Gyroscope is optimized for stability.
Press Release Summary:
Used for acceleration and angular rate detection in all 3 sensing axis directions, SCC2000 series consists of low-g, 3-axis accelerometer with 2 angular rate sensor options of X- or Z-axis detection combined with 32-bit digital SPI interface. Z axis gyroscope version lets designers implement 6DOF sensor solution on one application PCB. Supplied in 24-pin, 15.00 x 8.50 x 4.35 mm, plastic SOIC housing, series offers gyro range of ±125°/sec with sensitivity of 50 LSB/°/sec.
Original Press Release:
Murata Premieres High Stability MEMS Accelerometer Combined Gyroscope
SCC2000 Series Will Be Demonstrated At Sensors Expo 2015
Smyrna, GA – Murata today announced the introduction of the SCC2000 series of combined accelerometer and gyroscope sensor devices aimed at use in tough environments, such as automotive and industrial applications. The series has best-in-class temperature dependency, shock sensitivity and bias stability characteristics, and consists of a low-g 3-axis accelerometer with two angular rate sensor options of either X or Z-axis detection combined with a -32 bit digital SPI interface. Murata will be conducting demos throughout the duration of Sensors Expo 2015 in Long Beach, CA from June 9 to June 11 (booth #825).
“The SCC2000 series provides a complete product platform for acceleration and angular rate detection in all three sensing axis directions. With the newly introduced Z axis gyroscope version, designers now implement a 6DOF sensor solution on one application PCB,” said Deryl Kimbro, Senior Business Development Manager, Murata Americas. “We’re very excited to be demoing the solution at Sensors Expo 2015 as it represents its premiere in the United States.”
In addition to the above-mentioned features, the sensor also has a software selectable 10 or 60 Hz low pass filter that can be configured via SPI. Gyro range is +/- 125 degrees per second with sensitivity of 50 LSB per degree per second. Typical accelerometer offset temperature drift is +/- 6 mg for the 2g sensor and +/-12mg for the 6g version. Gyroscope offset temperature drift is typically in the range +/-0.5°/s for the 125°/s X & Z -axis product versions. The Gyroscope has a typical offset short-term bias stability of 1°/h for the 125°/s X-axis device and 2°/h for the 125°/s Z-axis product. A combined sensor with a gyro having a range of up to 300 degrees per second is also available on customer request.
The SCC2000 devices are available in a 24-pin premolded plastic RoHS compliant SOIC housing suitable for SMD mounting measuring 15.00 x 8.50 x 4.35 mm. The combined sensor is compliant with the internationally recognized ISO26262 automotive software safety standard and the AEC-Q100 stress test qualification requirements. It is an ideal platform for use in both active and passive safety designs in automotive applications such as hill start assistance (HSA), active steering, and adaptive cruise control for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). With a robust construction and the sensor’s high performance, the SCC2000 series is also suitable for the most demanding environments such as agricultural, construction, and other heavy machinery applications.
Samples of the SCC2000 series are available through Murata authorized distributors with an approximate lead time of eight weeks. More information on the full product line can be found at www.murata.com.
About Murata
Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is a worldwide leader in the design, manufacture and sale of ceramic-based passive electronic components & solutions, communication modules and power supply modules. Murata is committed to the development of advanced electronic materials and leading edge, multi-functional, high-density modules. The company has employees and manufacturing facilities throughout the world. For more information, visit Murata's website at www.murata.com.
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