Datasheet - Category > ICs, RF/Wireless
| Part Number | Description | Manufacturer | ||
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| ADXL204 | Precision ±1.7g Single-/Dual-Axis iMEMS? Accelerometer | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXL210 | Low-Cost ±10 g Dual-Axis Accelerometer with Duty Cycle | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXL213 | Low Cost ±1.2g Dual Axis Accelerometer | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXL278 | Small, Low Power, Dual Axis High-g iMEMS? Accelerometer With Analog Output | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXL311 | Ultracompact ±2g Dual-Axis Accelerometer | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXL320 | Small and Thin, ±5 g Accelerometer | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXL321 | Small and Thin ±18 g Accelerometer | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXL322 | Small and Thin ± 2g Accelerometer | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXL323 | Small, Low Power, 2-Axis ±3g iMEMS? Accelerometer | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXL330 | Small, Low Power, 3-Axis ±3g iMEMS? Accelerometer | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXL78 | Single-Axis, High-g, iMEMS® Accelerometers | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXRS150 | ±150°/s Single Chip Yaw Rate Gyro with Signal Conditioning | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXRS300 | ±300°/sec Single Chip Yaw Rate Gyro with Signal Conditioning | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXRS401 | ±75°/s Single Chip Yaw Rate Gyro with Signal Conditioning | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXRS610 | ± 300 deg/sec Angular Rate Sensor | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXRS612 | ± 250 deg/sec Angular Rate Sensor | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXRS613 | ± 150 deg/sec Angular Rate Sensor | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| ADXRS614 | ±50°/s Yaw Rate Gyro | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
| AMC6821 | Intelligent Temperature Monitor and PWM Fan Controller (Rev. C) | Texas Instruments | ||
| TMP01 | Low Power, Programmable Temperature Controller (Temperature Sensor) | Analog Devices Inc. | ||
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