SEIKO EPSON M-A351AS/M-A351AU Accelerometer Data Sheet

Technical datasheet for the SEIKO EPSON M-A351AS and M-A351AU three-axis accelerometers featuring digital serial interfaces.


SEIKO EPSON M-A351AS/M-A351AU Accelerometer Data Sheet - cover page
Brand
Seiko Epson
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
63
File format
PDF
File size
5.5 MB
Published
13 October, 2026
Updated
13 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
9BB3813B525555D5E40F2E7AF58DDFBD

About this manual

The SEIKO EPSON M-A351 series is a wideband three-axis accelerometer series designed for vibration and inclination measurement. It utilizes quartz crystal micro-fabrication technology and incorporates built-in temperature compensation to ensure high accuracy and stability across a wide temperature range. The series offers a measurement bandwidth of up to 100Hz and a data output rate of up to 1000Sps (500Sps for SPI).

What's inside

  • General Description
  • Product Specifications
  • Mechanical Dimensions
  • Typical Performance Characteristics
  • Basic Operation
  • Host Interface
  • External Trigger Interface
  • Packing Dimensions
  • Handling Notes
  • Part Number / Ordering Info

Specifications

Measurement BandwidthUp to 100Hz
Data Output Rate (UART)Up to 1000Sps
Data Output Rate (SPI)Up to 500Sps
Resolution0.06uG/LSB
Input Range±5G
Operating Temperature Range-20 °C to +85 °C
Supply Voltage3.3 V
Power Consumption66mW
Dimensions24x24x19mm
Weight12grams

Frequently asked questions

What are the available models in the M-A351 series?

The series includes the M-A351AS with a SPI interface and the M-A351AU with a UART interface.

What is the noise density of the accelerometer?

The average noise density is 0.5 µGrms/√Hz.

What are the typical applications for this device?

Typical applications include building and structural health monitoring, seismic observation, and earthquake detection.

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