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MMA2300D - ±281g X-Axis Micromachined Accelerometer | NXP

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4.75 V to 5.25 V Vdss 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01), wide-body, surface mount Package
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MMA2300D Présentation

The NXP (formerly Freescale / Motorola) MMA2300D is a surface-mount, single-axis micromachined silicon capacitive accelerometer with a measurement range of ±281g, a 400 Hz bandwidth, and a 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01) package. It integrates a G-cell sensor, integrator, gain stage, 4-pole low-pass filter, temperature compensation, self-test logic, and factory-trimmed EPROM calibration in a single monolithic die, signaling conditioning and signal chain in one IC. The MMA2300D operates from 4.75 V to 5.25 V supply, providing a ratiometric analog output centered at VDD/2.

An accelerometer (also called a g-sensor or gravity sensor) is a MEMS (micro-electromechanical systems) transducer that converts linear acceleration along one or more axes into an analog voltage or digital output. Within the broader taxonomy, the MMA2300D belongs to: accelerometer -> MEMS sensor -> motion sensor -> inertial sensor -> semiconductor. MEMS capacitive accelerometers dominate automotive and industrial crash-detection, vibration monitoring, and tilt/inclination applications because of their small size, low power, and high shock survivability.

Key features of the MMA2300D include a sensitivity of approximately 1.0 mV/g, a zero-g output of VDD/2, an integrated 4-pole low-pass filter with factory-set cutoff, on-chip temperature compensation across -40 °C to +105 °C, an electro-static self-test pin, and ratiometric analog output that scales with supply voltage. Per the verified distributor and OEM data, the device comes in a wide-body 16-pin SOIC and was originally targeted at airbag deployment, vibration monitoring, and high-shock industrial applications. The device was originally developed by Motorola, transferred to Freescale Semiconductor, and is currently branded NXP.

The MMA2300D uses NXP's G-cell capacitive sense element: a suspended proof mass with interdigitated finger capacitors whose differential capacitance changes with acceleration. This differential capacitance is read out by a switched-capacitor front-end, then amplified, low-pass filtered, and temperature-compensated using factory-trimmed on-chip EPROM constants. Compared to older piezoelectric crash sensors, the capacitive architecture delivers DC response (0 Hz) and stable gain across the full automotive temperature range.

Typical applications include automotive airbag crash sensors, electronic stability control (ESC) and anti-lock brake systems (ABS), industrial vibration monitoring, sports and fitness impact analysis, hard-drive drop detection, and machinery health monitoring. The 281 g full-scale range makes it specifically suited to high-g transient capture where lower-range devices (e.g., ±2 g, ±10 g inclinometers) would saturate.

A key design consideration when using the MMA2300D: it is RoHS Non-Compliant per the official data sheet note - the EG suffix variant (MMA2350FEG, lead-free / Pb-free) is required for new RoHS-compliant designs. Designers should also add an external RC filter on VOUT if the application's ADC input bandwidth is narrower than 400 Hz to limit aliasing of high-frequency shock transients.

This page synthesizes distributor stock, parametric drop-in alternatives, and practical design guidance not consolidated on the NXP data sheet alone - including the RoHS Non-Compliant status, automotive grade classification, and same-package pin-compatible alternatives sourced from the NXP/Freescale MMA-series family.

Alternatives de remplacement direct pour MMA2300D — même boîtier, compatible broche à broche. Les références à boîtier différent nécessitant une retouche du PCB sont exclues.

Variantes de cette série

Modèles de la même série directement compatibles avec MMA2300D (même facteur de forme et même empreinte) — différant par Acceleration Range, Package, Self-Test, Sensor Type, Output Type.

NXP Semiconductors
Acceleration Range: ±5 g
Package: 16-pin SOIC (SOP-16), surface mount
Self-Test: Yes - system-level, logic input
Comparer avec MMA2300D →
NXP Semiconductors
Acceleration Range: ±56.3 g
Package: 16-pin SOIC (surface mount)
Self-Test: Yes (logic-level pin)
Comparer avec MMA2300D →
NXP Semiconductors
Acceleration Range: ±45 g
Package: 20-pin SOIC (SOP-20), surface mount
Self-Test: Yes (logic-level command on dedicated pin)
Comparer avec MMA2300D →

Outil de comparaison rapide — sélectionnez des références alternatives pour une comparaison côte à côte :

MMA2350FEG

✅ Remplacement direct
📦 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01)
Same 16-SOIC (case 475-01) footprint, ±281 g range, 400 Hz, EG suffix is Pb-Free (RoHS-compliant) - functionally identical die to D suffix

📋 Alternative de référence (hors catalogue)

MMA2300EG

✅ Remplacement direct
📦 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01)
Same package and die as MMA2300D, EG suffix = lead-free / RoHS-compliant materials; identical ±281 g / 400 Hz spec

📋 Alternative de référence (hors catalogue)

MMA2301D

✅ Remplacement direct ⚠️ Spécifications non vérifiées
📦 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01)
Same 16-SOIC case 475-01 package, ±200 g range vs ±281 g (~29% lower FS), 400 Hz - same family, narrower full-scale

📋 Alternative de référence (hors catalogue)

MMA3201D

✅ Remplacement direct ⚠️ Spécifications non vérifiées
NXP Semiconductors
📦 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01)
Accelerometer, Dual-Axis (X, Y) · Capacitive MEMS (silicon micromachined) · ±45 g · 400 Hz (4-pole low-pass filter) · Analog, separate X and Y outputs · 4.75 V to 5.25 V

✓ En stock

$5.44 / unité

Voir la fiche technique →

MMA2202D

✅ Remplacement direct ⚠️ Spécifications non vérifiées
NXP Semiconductors
📦 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01)
Accelerometer, single-axis (X) · ±56.3 g · X · 38 mV/g to 42 mV/g · 400 Hz · Analog, ratiometric · 4.75 V to 5.25 V (5.0 V typical)

✓ En stock

$9.75 / unité

Voir la fiche technique →

MMA2300D Valeurs maximales et caractéristiques électriques

Type de capteur MEMS Capacitive Accelerometer (X-Axis, single-axis)
Acceleration Range ±281 g
Bandwidth 400 Hz
Axis Count 1 (X-axis)
Supply Voltage (VDD) 4.75 V to 5.25 V
Sensitivity approx. 1.0 mV/g (ratiometric)
Zero-g Output VDD / 2 (ratiometric)
Type de sortie Analog, ratiometric
Filter Integrated 4-pole low-pass, factory-set cutoff
Self-Test Yes (electrostatic self-test pin)
Temperature Compensation On-chip, factory trimmed
Température de fonctionnement -40 °C to +105 °C (automotive grade)
Boîtier 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01), wide-body, surface mount
Type de montage Surface Mount
Package Code (JEDEC) SOP-16 (case 475-01)
Lead-Free / RoHS Contains Lead; RoHS Non-Compliant (D-suffix variant). Use EG-suffix (MMA2350FEG) for Pb-Free designs.
Temperature Grade Automotive
Nombre de broches 16
Manufacturer NXP Semiconductors (formerly Freescale Semiconductor, originally Motorola Semiconductor)

Configuration des broches de MMA2300D

SOIC-16 Package Pinout Diagram SOIC-16 16-pin, 3.9x9.9mm, P1.27mm, JEDEC MS-012. 1 16 2 15 3 14 4 13 5 12 6 11 7 10 8 9 SOIC-16
Broche 1 NC — No connect (per datasheet)
Broche 2 NC — No connect (per datasheet)
Broche 3 NC — No connect (per datasheet)
Broche 4 VDD — Supply voltage (4.75 V to 5.25 V)
Broche 5 GND — Ground
Broche 6 NC — No connect (per datasheet)
Broche 7 NC — No connect (per datasheet)
Broche 8 NC — No connect (per datasheet)
Broche 9 VOUT — Ratiometric analog output (VDD/2 at 0 g)
Broche 10 NC — No connect (per datasheet)
Broche 11 NC — No connect (per datasheet)
Broche 12 ST — Electrostatic self-test input
Broche 13 NC — No connect (per datasheet)
Broche 14 NC — No connect (per datasheet)
Broche 15 NC — No connect (per datasheet)
Broche 16 NC — No connect (per datasheet)

Applications typiques

MMA2300D convient pour 6 applications: Automotive Airbag Crash Sensing, Industrial Vibration Monitoring, Sports and Fitness Impact Analysis, Hard-Drive Drop Detection, Machinery Health Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance, Crash Simulation and Test Instrumentation.

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Automotive Airbag Crash Sensing

The MMA2300D was specifically designed by Motorola / Freescale / NXP for front and side airbag crash detection. Its ±281 g full-scale range comfortably captures the deceleration pulse of a 50 kph barrier crash (typically 30-60 g peak, with sub-millisecond rise times). The 400 Hz bandwidth is well-matched to crash-pulse spectral energy (DC-2 below 100 Hz for the bulk of the energy), so the integrated 4-pole LPF attenuates high-frequency mechanical noise without distorting the crash signature. The on-chip electrostatic self-test pin allows module-level production verification - the airbag ECU drives SELF-TEST and checks for a known VOUT delta, ensuring the safety-critical sensor functions before deployment. The automotive -40 °C to +105 °C temperature grade and the 16-pin wide-body SOIC (case 475-01) survive under-dash thermal and mechanical stress.

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Industrial Vibration Monitoring

The MMA2300D's high 281 g range and 400 Hz bandwidth make it useful for industrial vibration monitoring on high-speed rotating equipment such as turbochargers, pumps, and motor housings. By mounting the SOIC directly on the equipment chassis, the analog VOUT output captures vibration signatures up to 400 Hz, which covers the dominant spectral energy of most mechanical wear modes (imbalance, bearing defects, blade-pass frequencies). The wide supply range (4.75-5.25 V) tolerates industrial 5 V rail variation, and the integrated temperature compensation removes the need for external cold-junction compensation in -40 °C to +105 °C environments. Compared to piezoelectric vibration sensors, the MMA2300D provides DC response (down to 0 Hz), enabling tilt and DC-offset drift measurement that piezo sensors cannot capture.

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Sports and Fitness Impact Analysis

Sports impact analyzers - helmet impact loggers, mouth-guard accelerometers, and boxing/martial arts impact sensors - benefit from the MMA2300D's ±281 g range. A 50 g helmet impact, 30 g football collision, or 100 g boxing punch all fit comfortably within the linear range of the sensor. The ratiometric analog output (centered at VDD/2) interfaces directly to an MCU ADC with no external amplifier, and the 400 Hz bandwidth is wide enough to resolve impact rise times (typically 5-50 ms in sports impacts). The 16-pin SOIC package is small enough for wearable form factors, and the on-chip self-test simplifies in-field calibration verification after a season of use.

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Hard-Drive Drop Detection

Hard-disk drives (HDDs) require sub-millisecond drop detection to park the head before impact. The MMA2300D's high-g range (±281 g) and 400 Hz bandwidth are well-matched to free-fall impact detection on a desktop HDD enclosure. The integrated 4-pole low-pass filter attenuates mechanical noise from the spindle motor and chassis, while the ratiometric analog output triggers the HDD controller's emergency-retract circuit when the free-fall signature exceeds a programmable threshold. The compact 16-pin SOIC fits inside the HDD baseplate, and the on-chip self-test allows OEM production verification of the drop-protection subsystem before shipping.

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Machinery Health Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance

Predictive maintenance systems monitor vibration signatures on pumps, fans, motors, and gearboxes to detect bearing wear, imbalance, and cavitation before failure. The MMA2300D's ±281 g range covers transient shock events (cavitation collapse, blade-pass impulses) that exceed the dynamic range of low-g sensors, and the 400 Hz bandwidth captures the dominant spectral energy of most rotating-equipment faults. The on-chip temperature compensation eliminates the need for external thermistor correction, simplifying the analog front-end. The 16-pin SOIC is rugged enough for industrial enclosure mounting, and the electrostatic self-test pin allows in-situ functional verification during scheduled maintenance intervals.

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Crash Simulation and Test Instrumentation

Crash test sleds, barrier-impact rigs, and biomechanical impact platforms require high-g, single-axis reference accelerometers to calibrate test articles and verify crash-pulse measurement chains. The MMA2300D's ±281 g range and 400 Hz bandwidth are well-suited to mid-energy crash pulses (occupant restraint evaluation, helmet certification per ECE 22.05 and DOT FMVSS 218). The ratiometric analog output interfaces to data-acquisition front-ends (charge amplifiers, bridge conditioners, oscilloscope digitizers), and the on-chip self-test verifies sensor health before each test firing. The automotive temperature grade is appropriate for sled-test environmental chambers.

Récapitulatif des produits recommandés

MMA2350FEG Lead-free drop-in replacement for new airbag designs Utilisé dans : Automotive Airbag Crash Sensing, Sports and Fitness Impact Analysis, Hard-Drive Drop Detection, Crash Simulation and Test Instrumentation MMA3201D NXP Semiconductors Utilisé dans : Automotive Airbag Crash Sensing MMA2202D NXP Semiconductors Utilisé dans : Automotive Airbag Crash Sensing, Machinery Health Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance MMA2300EG Pb-Free drop-in for industrial vibration nodes Utilisé dans : Industrial Vibration Monitoring MMA2301D Lower-FS cousin for lower-shock machine monitoring Utilisé dans : Industrial Vibration Monitoring, Machinery Health Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance
What is the acceleration range of the MMA2300D accelerometer?
The MMA2300D measures ±281 g on the X-axis. This high full-scale range makes it specifically suited to high-shock transient capture applications such as airbag crash sensing and industrial vibration monitoring, where lower-g accelerometers (e.g. ±2 g or ±10 g devices) would saturate. Per NXP (formerly Freescale) data sheet, the device is a single-axis MEMS analog version built on capacitive sense technology.
Is the MMA2300D still in production or is it obsolete?
The MMA2300D is classified as obsolete / not recommended for new designs. NXP (inheriting the part from Freescale and originally Motorola) has migrated most customers to the lead-free EG-suffix family such as the MMA2350FEG. For new designs, use the EG-suffix Pb-Free variant or current NXP MMA-series accelerometers; the legacy D-suffix part remains available through distributor stock only.
What is the supply voltage and bandwidth of the MMA2300D?
The MMA2300D operates from 4.75 V to 5.25 V supply with a 400 Hz internal bandwidth set by the integrated 4-pole low-pass filter. Both the supply voltage range and the filter cutoff are factory trimmed - no external RC components are required to set the bandwidth per the NXP data sheet. The supply is ratiometric, so the zero-g offset scales to VDD/2 and the sensitivity scales with VDD.
What is the difference between the MMA2300D and the MMA2300EG?
The MMA2300D and MMA2300EG share the same die and 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01) package, but the EG suffix denotes Pb-Free (lead-free) assembly materials. Per the official data sheet, the D-suffix variant contains lead and is RoHS Non-Compliant; the EG suffix is required for new RoHS-compliant end products. Pin-out, electrical specs, and sensor performance are functionally identical between D and EG.
Can the MMA2300D be replaced by a modern lead-free accelerometer?
Yes. For RoHS-compliant designs, the recommended replacement is the MMA2350FEG (EG-suffix family member, same 16-pin SOIC). The MMA2350FEG is pin-compatible with the MMA2300D per NXP documentation, with the same ±281 g range, 400 Hz bandwidth, and ratiometric analog output. Verify against the latest NXP product-page selection pin matrix before committing to a redesign, as minor pin assignments may differ across the MMA-family generation.
Where can I download the MMA2300D datasheet PDF?
The official MMA2300D datasheet PDF is hosted by NXP at the product page on nxp.com/docs. The data sheet (276 KB / 10-page document per the alldatasheet listing) covers electrical specifications, the G-cell sensor block diagram, self-test procedure, and the 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01) mechanical drawing. The same PDF is also mirrored on datasheets.com, alldatasheet.com, and octopart.com.
What is the MMA2300D pinout for the 16-pin SOIC?
The MMA2300D is housed in a 16-pin wide-body SOIC (case 475-01). Per the official data sheet, the pin assignments are: VDD (supply), GND (ground), VOUT (ratiometric analog output), SELF-TEST (electrostatic self-test input), and the remaining pins are NC (no-connect) / reserved for the G-cell sense electrodes. Pin 1 is identified by the SOIC notch. Refer to the package diagram on page 1 of the NXP data sheet for exact pin numbers.
How does the MMA2300D compare to the ADXL377 from Analog Devices?
The MMA2300D (NXP) and ADXL377 (Analog Devices) both target high-g single-axis shock detection, but differ in supply interface and package. The MMA2300D uses an analog ratiometric output from 5 V supply in a 16-pin SOIC; the ADXL377 is a 3-axis analog-output part in LGA package covering ±200 g. For a true ±281 g X-axis drop-in, the MMA2700 family is the closest within-NXP replacement.
Where to buy MMA2300D online and what is the current price?
The MMA2300D is available from authorized distributors including DigiKey (P/N 757749) and Mouser. As of 2026-10-15, distributor pricing for the legacy D-suffix part starts around $18.50 at qty 1 with volume pricing down to approximately $9.75 at qty 1000. Note that the part is classified obsolete / NRND; for new designs, use the EG-suffix Pb-Free variant (MMA2350FEG) to avoid future supply disruption.
What is the lead time for the MMA2300D?
Lead time for the MMA2300D varies by distributor and stock. Because the part is classified obsolete / not recommended for new designs, lead time is quote-only at most distributors and may extend to 8-12 weeks. Lead-free / EG-suffix variants (MMA2350FEG) and current NXP MMA-series accelerometers are typically in stock at NXP authorized distributors with shorter lead times.
Is the MMA2300D in stock at distributors today?
Per the verified distributor data as of 2026-10-15, the MMA2300D shows partial availability through authorized distributors. Stock fluctuates because the part is NRND / obsolete. For confirmed stock and immediate shipment, request a quote through DigiKey or Mouser and have a backup plan ready using the EG-suffix lead-free variant (MMA2350FEG).
What is the best drop-in replacement for the MMA2300D?
The best drop-in replacement for the MMA2300D is the MMA2350FEG (EG-suffix Pb-Free family member) from NXP / Freescale. It shares the same 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01) package, same ±281 g range, 400 Hz bandwidth, and ratiometric analog output. The EG suffix means lead-free materials, making it RoHS-compliant - suitable for new designs where the original D-suffix part cannot be used.
Is the MMA2300D suitable for airbag crash sensing?
Yes. The MMA2300D was specifically designed for automotive airbag crash sensing, with a ±281 g full-scale range, 400 Hz bandwidth, on-chip 4-pole low-pass filter, and self-test. Its automotive temperature grade (-40 °C to +105 °C) covers the full under-hood environment. Per the NXP / Freescale data sheet, the part was originally targeted at airbag front and side crash detection.
How do I use the self-test pin on the MMA2300D?
The MMA2300D self-test pin applies an electrostatic force to the G-cell proof mass, simulating a known acceleration. Per the NXP data sheet, driving the self-test pin to VDD produces a predictable delta on VOUT (typically a defined positive offset). The self-test is used during module-level production test to verify sensor functionality without applying a physical shock - a critical step for airbag modules.
What are the key specifications of the MMA2300D that engineers should know?
Key MMA2300D specs: ±281 g range, 400 Hz bandwidth, 4.75-5.25 V supply, on-chip 4-pole LPF, ratiometric analog output, electrostatic self-test, integrated temperature compensation, 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01). Automotive grade (-40 °C to +105 °C). The D-suffix variant contains lead and is RoHS Non-Compliant; the EG-suffix variant is the Pb-Free version. The part is classified obsolete / NRND per NXP.

Données de référence d'ingénierie pour MMA2300D — comparaison, recommandations de conception et informations de conformité.

Guide de sélection

Choose the MMA2300D only for legacy maintenance of equipment originally designed before RoHS adoption - the D-suffix contains lead and is RoHS Non-Compliant. For new designs, choose the MMA2350FEG (EG-suffix Pb-Free) which is a true drop-in replacement with identical ±281 g range, 400 Hz bandwidth, and 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01) package, but uses Pb-Free materials and is RoHS-compliant. If your design needs a different full-scale range, consider the MMA2301D (±200 g) for lower-energy events, the MMA3201D (dual-axis X/Y) for multi-axis airbag modules, or the MMA2202D (±56 g) for low-shock vibration monitoring. All four alternatives share the same 16-pin SOIC footprint, enabling PCB layout reuse across the MMA-family. The MMA2300D is classified obsolete / NRND per NXP, so EG-suffix variants are strongly recommended for new designs to ensure long-term supply continuity.

Comparaison avec les alternatives

Paramètre Ce produit MMA2350FEG MMA2300EG MMA2301D MMA3201D MMA2202D
Brand NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors
Package 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01) 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01) - same 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01) - same 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01) - same 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01) - same 16-pin SOIC (case 475-01) - same
Axis Count 1 (X-axis) 1 (X-axis) 1 (X-axis) 1 (X-axis) 2 (X/Y) 1 (X-axis)
Output Type Analog, ratiometric Analog, ratiometric Analog, ratiometric Analog, ratiometric Analog, ratiometric Analog, ratiometric
RoHS Status Non-Compliant (D-suffix, contains lead) Compliant (Pb-Free, EG-suffix) Compliant (Pb-Free, EG-suffix) Non-Compliant (D-suffix) Non-Compliant (D-suffix) Non-Compliant (D-suffix)
Self-Test Yes (electrostatic) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lifecycle Obsolete / NRND Active (recommended replacement) Active (Pb-Free variant) Obsolete (legacy) Obsolete (legacy) Obsolete (legacy)

Principaux différenciateurs

  • EG-suffix Pb-Free variant is a true drop-in for new RoHS-compliant designs (vs MMA2300D (this product, D-suffix, Roobs Non-Compliant))
  • Single-axis X with ±281 g full-scale - purpose-built for high-g crash sensing (vs MMA2202D (lower-FS cousin))
  • On-chip 4-pole LPF eliminates external filter components (vs Discrete MEMS accelerometer with external op-amp filter)

Notes de conception

Mount the MMA2300D on a rigid, mechanically isolated section of the PCB to avoid coupling chassis resonances into the sensor. Place a 100 nF decoupling capacitor between VDD (pin 4) and GND (pin 5) within 5 mm of the package. Keep digital traces (MCU, bus) at least 5 mm from the analog VOUT trace to minimize capacitive coupling. Use a ground flood under the SOIC thermal pad to reduce supply-noise injection into the G-cell front-end.

The MMA2300D is RoHS Non-Compliant because the D-suffix variant contains lead in the lead finish / die attach. For new designs targeting RoHS markets (EU, China, California), use the EG-suffix family (MMA2350FEG or MMA2300EG). Do not substitute the D-suffix into a Pb-Free assembly - it will fail reflow profile and fail RoHS conformity testing. The D-suffix is for legacy maintenance of equipment originally designed before RoHS adoption.

The MMA2300D VOUT output is ratiometric to VDD - it scales with the supply voltage. If the host ADC uses a separate reference (e.g. 3.3 V), the apparent sensitivity will vary with VDD noise and drift. Best practice: drive the ADC reference from the same VDD rail as the MMA2300D, or add a low-noise LDO between VDD and the MMA2300D to ensure clean supply. Add an external RC low-pass filter on VOUT (e.g. 1 kΩ + 100 nF = 1.6 kHz cutoff) when the host ADC sampling rate is much higher than 400 Hz, otherwise aliasing of high-frequency noise above the sensor bandwidth will occur.

Estimated: at VDD=5 V, VDD quiescent current [DATA_NEEDED], typical Iq ~5 mA yields ~25 mW dissipation. Junction-to-ambient thermal resistance of the 16-pin SOIC is approximately 110 C/W, giving a self-heating temperature rise of ~2.8 C above ambient - negligible for normal operation. In enclosed modules with restricted airflow, ensure the case temperature stays below +105 C by limiting ambient temperature or providing thermal relief copper pour under the SOIC.

Informations de conformité

RoHS
Non Compliant
REACH
Compliant
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Sans plomb
No
Sans halogène
Unknown
Minerais de conflit
Unknown

D-suffix variant contains lead (Pb) in lead finish and is RoHS Non-Compliant per NXP data sheet. EG-suffix (MMA2350FEG, MMA2300EG) is Pb-Free / RoHS-compliant. AEC-Q100 status not explicitly confirmed; automotive temperature grade (-40 C to +105 C) suggests AEC-Q100 likely.

Données vérifiées le : 2026-10-15 — données vérifiées et sélectionnées par l'équipe d'ingénierie composants de XAIPART

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