
CAS200 Series (In-plane) Dual-axis MEMS Accelerometers
Accelerometer sensors offering high performance dual-axis linear acceleration measurement in a small surface mounted package.
Gemini® is a new family of integrated MEMS accelerometers from Silicon Sensing, comprising a dual-axis MEMS sensing device with a dedicated control ASIC in a single ceramic LCC package. Sensor data is output via analogue and digital (SPI®) interfaces.
The CAS200 series of parts provides two in-plane axes of linear acceleration sensing and is available in five different dynamic ranges. CAS 21x series accelerometers are aligned flat to their PCB.
CAS200 is supplied as a PCBA surface mountable standard LCC ceramic packaged device, which is hermetically sealed providing full environmental protection. Precise linear acceleration sensing is achieved by a Silicon MEMS detector forming an orthogonal pair of sprung masses. Each mass provides the moving plate of a variable capacitance formed by an array of interlaced ‘fingers’. This structure also provides critical damping to prevent resonant gain. Linear acceleration results in a change of capacitance which is measured by demodulation of the square wave excitation.
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Production Status: In Production
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Availability: Available
Customer Applications: New and existing applications
- Supply Voltage (Vdd)
- Digital Dynamic Range
- Analogue Dynamic Range
- Bias Repeatability
- Bias over Temperature
- Noise Spectral Density
- Bandwidth (nominal)
- Operating Temperature
- Current Consumption
- CAS211
- Under
- Supply Voltage (Vdd) : 3.3V
- Digital Dynamic Range : ±0.85g
- Analogue Dynamic Range : ±0.85g
- Bias Repeatability : ±50mg
- Bias over Temperature : ±50mg
- Noise Spectral Density : ≤100µg/√Hz
- Bandwidth (nominal) : >170Hz
- Operating Temperature : -40°C to +125°C
- Current Consumption : 3mA
- CAS212
- Under
- Supply Voltage (Vdd) : 3.3V
- Digital Dynamic Range : ±2.5g
- Analogue Dynamic Range : ±2.5g
- Bias Repeatability : ±100mg
- Bias over Temperature : ±50mg
- Noise Spectral Density : ≤150µg/√Hz
- Bandwidth (nominal) : >170Hz
- Operating Temperature : -40°C to +125°C
- Current Consumption : 3mA
- CAS213
- Under
- Supply Voltage (Vdd) : 3.3V
- Digital Dynamic Range : ±10g
- Analogue Dynamic Range : ±10g
- Bias Repeatability : ±100mg
- Bias over Temperature : ±50mg
- Noise Spectral Density : ≤150µg/√Hz
- Bandwidth (nominal) : >170Hz
- Operating Temperature : -40°C to +125°C
- Current Consumption : 3mA
- CAS214
- Under
- Supply Voltage (Vdd) : 3.3V
- Digital Dynamic Range : ±30g
- Analogue Dynamic Range : ±30g
- Bias Repeatability : ±250mg
- Bias over Temperature : ±150mg
- Noise Spectral Density : ≤350µg/√Hz
- Bandwidth (nominal) : >170Hz
- Operating Temperature : -40°C to +125°C
- Current Consumption : 3mA
- CAS215
- Under
- Supply Voltage (Vdd) : 3.3V
- Digital Dynamic Range : ±96g
- Analogue Dynamic Range : ±96g
- Bias Repeatability : ±500mg
- Bias over Temperature : ±500mg
- Noise Spectral Density : ≤1200µg/√Hz
- Bandwidth (nominal) : >170Hz
- Operating Temperature : -40°C to +125°C
- Current Consumption : 3mA
Product description
CAS200 Series (In-plane) Dual-axis MEMS Accelerometers
Accelerometer sensors offering high performance dual-axis linear acceleration measurement in a small surface mounted package.
Gemini® is a new family of integrated MEMS accelerometers from Silicon Sensing, comprising a dual-axis MEMS sensing device with a dedicated control ASIC in a single ceramic LCC package. Sensor data is output via analogue and digital (SPI®) interfaces.
The CAS200 series of parts provides two in-plane axes of linear acceleration sensing and is available in five different dynamic ranges. CAS 21x series accelerometers are aligned flat to their PCB.
CAS200 is supplied as a PCBA surface mountable standard LCC ceramic packaged device, which is hermetically sealed providing full environmental protection. Precise linear acceleration sensing is achieved by a Silicon MEMS detector forming an orthogonal pair of sprung masses. Each mass provides the moving plate of a variable capacitance formed by an array of interlaced ‘fingers’. This structure also provides critical damping to prevent resonant gain. Linear acceleration results in a change of capacitance which is measured by demodulation of the square wave excitation.
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