Acceleration Range is measured in units "g." 1g is equal to the earth's gravity at sea level.

Accelerometers in this range are used for applications such as fall detection, user input devices, tap functionally, white goods load balancing, and orientations feedback.
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A fighter jet typically has a maximum turn force of 9g to 12g. Astronauts in a space shuttle experience 10g of acceleration during liftoff.
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High g accelerometers are used in applications where measurement of high stock and vibration is needed. This includes crash detection, large motor bearing monitoring, loudspeaker servo control, and a variety of other applications.
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Number of Axes orientation is given as a quantity in any combination of the X, Y, and/or Z vector directions

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Output Type - Accelerometers are available with output types of either analog or digital.

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