Part Number: 1-6200-005
Compatible With: All Fredericks electrolytic tilt sensors
Features and Benefits:
- Small size electronic tilt sensor
- SPI communications for simple integration
- Mounting holes and connectors for simple integration
- 0717 series sensors can be mounted directly on the board
- 0703 series sensors can be mounted externally and connected with wires
All Fredericks electrolytic tilt sensors require a basic electrolytic tilt sensor circuit to generate a tilt angle output. These are often called signal conditioners, signal conditioning boards, or electronic tilt sensors. The 0717 series dual/two-axis tilt sensors can be mounted directly on these boards for a complete inclinometer solution. Other single/one axis 0703 series and glass tilt sensors must be mounted externally and connected with wires.
This electrolytic tilt sensor circuit has SPI communications and mounting holes, making it simple to integrate into your own design. If you’re looking to integrate the electrolytic tilt sensor circuit PCB into your design, The Fredericks Company can help. We offer bills of material, Gerber files, firmware source files, and engineering support. Our team includes electrical/hardware, firmware, and mechanical design engineers ready to assist you. To request information or support, please complete the Technical Support form, including details about your application and specific needs.
Interface | SPI |
Analog Input Resolution | 16 bits (10 bits oversampled) |
Operating Range | 0% to 100% of sensor range |
Supply Voltage | 3.3 V DC to 5 V DC |
Supply Current | 6 mA @ 5 V DC, 4 mA @ 3.3 V DC |
Operating Temperature | -40 °C to 85 °C |
Storage Temperature | -40 °C to 125 °C |
Sensors Controlled | 1 or 2 |
Axes of Measurement | 1 or 2 |
Temperature Sensor Range | -40 °C to 125 °C |
Housing | None |
Electrical Connections | 7 Pin, 2.54 mm (0.1") spacing |
Weight | 4 g |
Length | 32 mm (1.25") |
Width | 32 mm (1.25") |
Hole Center | 27 mm (1.05”) |
J1 Pin 1 (+5) | Supply (+) |
J1 Pin 2 (C) | Supply (-) |
J1 Pin 3 (C) | Ground |
J1 Pin 4 (OUT) | SDO, SPI slave data output |
J1 Pin 5 (IN) | SDI, SPI slave data input |
J1 Pin 6 (CLK) | SCK, SPI slave clock input |
J1 Pin 7 (/SS) | SPI slave select |
L1 | Dual axis sensor connection |
J3 | Single Axis sensor x axis connection |
J4 | Single axis sensor y axis connection |
SPI Slave Information
Clock | From master, idle high, 500 kHz to 1 MHz |
Data Transfer Edge | Clock high to low |
Data Bits | 8, MSB first |
SPI Mode | 2 (CPOL = 1, CPHA = 0) |
Slave Select Polarity | Idle high, low when transferring data |
SPI Commands, ASCII, and Hexadecimal Values
‘1’, 0x31 | X axis high byte of 16 bit output |
‘2’, 0x32 | X axis low byte of 16 bit output |
‘3’, 0x33 | Y axis high byte of 16 bit output |
‘4’, 0x34 | Y axis low byte of 16 bit output |
‘5’, 0x35 | Board temperature high byte of 10 bit output |
‘6’, 0x36 | Board temperature low byte of 10 bit output |
‘9’, 0x39 | Update all data (software version 2.0.0 and higher) |
RoHS Compliant |
Product Documentation
1-6200-005 Datasheet |
1-6200-005 STEP File |
Arduino SPI Communications INO File |
Application Notes
Tools
Angle Measurement Converter |
Videos
What Is An Electrolytic Tilt Sensor? |
Brochures
Tilt Measurement Product Catalog |
Download STEP File
Part Number | Description | STEP File |
1-6200-005 | SPI Signal Conditioner | Download |
1-6200-005 Quantity Discounts
Quantity | Price |
1 | $69.13 |
10 | $65.30 |
100 | $58.75 |
500 | $47.24 |
1000+ | $41.98 |