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Accelerometer - ADXL367

Figure 1. ADXL367 device appearance

Figure 2. ADXL367 functional block diagram

Figure 3. ADXL367 package and pin information

Accelerometer - ADXL355

Figure 4. ADXL355 device appearance

Figure 5. ADXL355 functional block diagram

Figure 6. ADXL355 package and pin information

ADXL367 / ADXL355 Key Parameter Comparison

Parameter ADXL367 ADXL355
Manufacturer Analog Devices (ADI) Analog Devices (ADI)
Type Ultralow-power digital 3-axis MEMS accelerometer Low-noise, high-precision digital 3-axis MEMS accelerometer
Interface SPI (4-wire) / I²C SPI / I²C
Measurement Range ±2g, ±4g, ±8g ±2g, ±4g, ±8g
Resolution 14-bit (with 12-bit / 8-bit output formats for compatibility) 20-bit ADC (effective resolution ~19-bit)
Noise Density (typ.) As low as 170 µg/√Hz 22.5~25 µg/√Hz
Output Data Rate (ODR) Configurable (commonly up to 400 Hz) 4 Hz ~ 4 kHz
Supply Voltage 1.1 V ~ 3.6 V 2.25 V ~ 3.6 V
Power Consumption (typ.) 0.89 µA @ 100 Hz; 180 nA (motion wake-up); 40 nA (standby) 200 µA (measurement); 21 µA (standby)
FIFO Depth 512 samples 96 samples
Temperature Sensor Integrated Integrated
Typical Applications Always-on battery sensing, wake-up trigger, wearables Structural vibration monitoring, tilt/IMU, high-precision condition monitoring

Note: This table is a design-oriented summary. Always use the latest datasheet as the final reference.

Collaborative Use in SHM

  • This node uses a combined ADXL367 + ADXL355 architecture.
  • ADXL367: handles long-term low-power always-on monitoring (event wake-up, low-power edge detection).
  • ADXL355: handles high-precision capture and structural evaluation during critical events (vibration analysis, SHM diagnostics).
  • Combined value: low-power front-end screening + high-precision back-end analysis, balancing energy budget and measurement quality for SHM workflows.