Kionix Announces the Industry's Thinnest Class of Accelerometers
●Ithaca, NYand Kyoto, Japan–December 18, 2014 –Leading MEMS manufacturer, Kionix, Inc.,announced today theindustry's first ultra-thin full-functional tri-axis accelerometers: the KX112 (2x2x0.6mm) and KXCJB (3x3x0.45mm).
●About the KX112: The KX112 is part of Kionix’s flagship family of tri-axis accelerometers.It is the thinnest 2x2 accelerometer available, measuring only 2mm x 2mm x 0.6mm thick, making it particularly well-suited for the compact designs required in the health, medical and wearable markets. Remarkably, in addition to itsultra-thincompact design,it is one of the most full-featured accelerometers available. With 16-bits of resolution and excellent stability, it features built-in digital algorithms for detecting motion for power management, free fall for device protection or warranty monitoring, an orientation engine for portrait/landscape detection, and tap/double-tap for user interface functionality. It also incorporates Kionix's FlexSet technology,allowing fine granularity for balancing power and performance. Most notably, the KX112 has the largest FIFO/FILO buffer available on a mass-produced accelerometer. With 2048 bytes available, the rest of the system can sleep while it’s recording more data than any other accelerometer on the market, enabling superior power-savings and event context
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