NXP Semiconductors

MMA6281QR2 - ±2.5/10g Two-Axis Low-g Accelerometer | 16-QFN

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2.2 V to 3.6 V Vdss 16-QFN (HQCCN), 6 x 6 mm Package
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1 $4.95 $4,95
10 $4.2 $42,00
100 $3.45 $345,00
500 $2.95 $1.475,00
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MMA6281QR2 Visão geral

The NXP Semiconductors MMA6281QR2 is a low-g two-axis micromachined accelerometer offering four user-selectable full-scale ranges (±2.5 g, ±3.3 g, ±6.7 g, ±10 g) via the g-Select logic input, housed in a 16-pin QFN (6 x 6 mm) package. It integrates signal conditioning, a 1-pole low-pass filter, temperature compensation, and g-Select sensitivity switching. According to the manufacturer datasheet, the device provides an analog voltage output per axis (X and Z) with sensitivities from 480 mV/g at ±2.5 g down to 120 mV/g at ±10 g, on a 2.2 V to 3.6 V supply. Per the datasheet, X-axis bandwidth is 350 Hz and Z-axis bandwidth is 150 Hz.

An accelerometer (also called a g-sensor) is a micro-electromechanical (MEMS) sensor that measures proper acceleration along one or more axes. It belongs to the motion sensor family within the broader sensor hierarchy: accelerometer -> motion sensor -> MEMS -> semiconductor IC. Because MMA6281Q is a low-g part it is used to sense tilt, vibration and shock events, not high-shock impacts. Two-axis X+Z variants such as this part suit horizontal board-mount or front-panel mounts where pitch plus yaw must be measured simultaneously.

Key features of the MMA6281QR2 include four selectable sensitivity ranges, integrated temperature compensation, monolithic signal conditioning, and a 1-pole low-pass filter for bandwidth limiting. The 16-QFN QFN package is reflow-compatible and supports standard surface-mount assembly, and the exposed pad aids thermal dissipation and mechanical stability of the die. The analog ratiometric output drives an external ADC directly, simplifying MCU integration. The g-Select pin allows software or hardware reconfiguration of full-scale range without changing the hardware.

MMA6281QR2 architecture is a surface-micromachined capacitive sensing element combined with a CMOS signal-chain ASIC; motion-induced differential capacitance change is unconverted to a voltage proportional to acceleration. The ratiometric analog output simplifies ADC calibration because the zero-g offset and sensitivity scale with the supply voltage. g-Select allows two sensitivity pairs (2.5/3.3 g and 6.7/10 g) selectable per axis, trading dynamic range against resolution at runtime.

Typical applications of MMA6281QR2 include HDD free-fall detection (laptop drop protection), portable consumer tilt and orientation sensing, anti-theft / motion alarm units, vibration monitoring in industrial appliances, and human-machine interface pointing devices. Designers select this part for cost-sensitive multi-axis motion detection where digital output is not required and an external MCU with ADC is present.

When designing with this device, place 0.1 microF decoupling on VDD close to the pin and follow the land-pattern recommendations in the QFN package drawing. The exposed pad must be soldered to the board ground pour for thermal and mechanical integrity. Confirm that the selected g-range covers the application's worst-case acceleration including margin.

This page synthesizes distributor availability, drop-in package alternatives in the same 16-QFN QFN family, and design guidance drawn from the Freescale/NXP datasheet and application notes - information not aggregated on a single distributor page.

Alternativas drop-in para MMA6281QR2 — mesmo encapsulamento, compatível pino a pino. Peças de encapsulamento diferente que exigem retrabalho na PCB são excluídas.

Ferramenta de comparação rápida — selecione peças alternativas para comparação lado a lado:

MMA6280QT

✅ Drop-In
📦 16-QFN (6x6)
Same 16-QFN 6x6 mm package and pinout; ±1.5/2/4/6 g sensitivity ranges instead of ±2.5/3.3/6.7/10 g (g-ranges shifted lower)

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

MMA6282QT

✅ Drop-In
📦 16-QFN (6x6)
Same 16-QFN 6x6 mm package and pinout; ±3/4.5/9/12 g extended sensitivity ranges instead of ±2.5/3.3/6.7/10 g (g-ranges shifted higher)

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

MMA6260QT

✅ Drop-In
📦 16-QFN (6x6)
Same 16-QFN 6x6 mm package and pinout; X/Y axes (not X/Z); ±1.5/2/4/6 g sensitivity ranges

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

MMA6261QT

✅ Drop-In
📦 16-QFN (6x6)
Same 16-QFN 6x6 mm package and pinout; X/Y axes (not X/Z); ±2.5/3.3/6.7/10 g sensitivity ranges

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

MMA6262QT

✅ Drop-In
📦 16-QFN (6x6)
Same 16-QFN 6x6 mm package and pinout; X/Y axes (not X/Z); ±3/4.5/9/12 g extended sensitivity ranges

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

MMA6281QR2 Classificações máximas e características elétricas

Tipo de sensor Accelerometer, 2-axis (X, Z)
Sensing Axis X, Z
Acceleration Range ±2.5 g, ±3.3 g, ±6.7 g, ±10 g (selectable)
Sensitivity (mV/g) 480 mV/g (±2.5 g) to 120 mV/g (±10 g)
Bandwidth X-axis 350 Hz
Bandwidth Z-axis 150 Hz
Tipo de saída Analog Voltage (ratiometric)
Supply Voltage (VDD) 2.2 V to 3.6 V
Encapsulamento 16-QFN (HQCCN), 6 x 6 mm
Tipo de montagem Surface Mount
Filter 1-pole low-pass, integrated
g-Select Yes (4 sensitivity ranges)
Temperature Compensation Integrated
Temperatura de operação -40 °C to +105 °C
Status RoHS Compliant
Part Status Obsolete

Configuração de pinos do MMA6281QR2

QFN-16 Package Pinout Diagram QFN-16 3x3mm, P0.5mm, EP 1.7x1.7mm, JEDEC MO-220. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 QFN-16
Pino 1 VDD — Power supply input (2.2 V to 3.6 V)
Pino 2 g-Select — Logic input to select sensitivity range pair (low = ±2.5/3.3 g, high = ±6.7/10 g)
Pino 3 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 4 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 5 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 6 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 7 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 8 GND — Ground reference
Pino 9 Zout — Z-axis analog output voltage
Pino 10 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 11 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 12 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 13 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 14 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 15 Xout — X-axis analog output voltage
Pino 16 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)

Aplicações típicas

MMA6281QR2 é adequado para 6 aplicaçãos: HDD Free-Fall Detection in Laptop Drop Protection, Tilt and Orientation Sensing in Consumer Electronics, Anti-Theft and Motion Alarm Devices, Vibration Monitoring in Industrial Appliances, Human-Machine Interface Pointing Devices, Appliance and Equipment Tilt Protection.

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HDD Free-Fall Detection in Laptop Drop Protection

MMA6281QR2 is well suited to HDD free-fall detection circuits in laptops and portable storage devices. The ±2.5 g low-sensitivity g-Select setting combined with the 350 Hz X-axis analog bandwidth detects the small gravity/acceleration shift that occurs the instant a laptop begins to fall, giving the HDD firmware several milliseconds to park the heads before impact. The 16-QFN 6 x 6 mm footprint fits inside typical HDD bracket keep-out areas, and the ratiometric analog output is read by the storage controller's ADC. Compared with a switch-based shock sensor, MMA6281QR2 offers continuously variable thresholds via g-Select and lower false-trigger rates.

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Tilt and Orientation Sensing in Consumer Electronics

MMA6281QR2 suits consumer tilt and orientation products such as remote controls, e-readers, point-of-sale terminals, and small appliances where the device must report its orientation to the host. The X+Z combination gives pitch plus roll-out information for front-panel mounting, while the 480 mV/g sensitivity at ±2.5 g resolves sub-degree tilt changes when read by a 10-bit ADC. Its 2.2 V to 3.6 V supply matches coin-cell or USB-powered rails without a level shifter. Compared with digital I²C accelerometers, MMA6281QR2's analog output requires only one ADC channel per axis and avoids I²C address conflicts in multi-sensor systems.

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Anti-Theft and Motion Alarm Devices

MMA6281QR2 suits battery-powered anti-theft devices and motion alarm sensors because its 2.2 V to 3.6 V supply draws microamp-level quiescent current and wakes a low-duty-cycle MCU when motion is detected. The four selectable g-Select ranges let one PCB serve multiple product SKUs with different motion sensitivities without BOM changes. According to the manufacturer datasheet, the integrated 1-pole low-pass filter limits high-frequency vibration noise that would otherwise false-trigger the alarm. Compared with a piezo shock sensor, MMA6281QR2 provides directional information and a wider dynamic range across product variants.

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Vibration Monitoring in Industrial Appliances

MMA6281QR2 fits vibration monitoring modules in white goods, HVAC equipment, and small industrial appliances that need to detect imbalance, blockage, or stall conditions. The 350 Hz X-axis bandwidth captures vibration signatures from motor bearings and pump impellers, and the ratiometric analog output feeds an RMS calculation in the host MCU. Its -40 °C to +105 °C operating range covers most appliance and light-industrial environments. Compared with a discrete piezo vibration sensor, MMA6281QR2 integrates temperature compensation, eliminating the drift compensation firmware otherwise required.

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Human-Machine Interface Pointing Devices

MMA6281QR2 supports tilt-based pointing devices such as remote controls, game controllers, and wearable input devices where two-axis (forward/backward plus up/down tilt) gestures translate to cursor or selection actions on a paired host. The 480 mV/g sensitivity at ±2.5 g gives fine gesture resolution, and the 150 Hz Z-axis bandwidth matches typical gesture dynamics. The 16-QFN 6 x 6 mm package is small enough for wearable form factors while leaving room for a coin-cell battery. Compared with optical or gyroscope-based pointing, MMA6281QR2 is significantly lower cost and lower power.

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Appliance and Equipment Tilt Protection

MMA6281QR2 suits tilt-protection circuits in lifts, scissor jacks, mobile equipment, and medical carts that must cut power or sound an alarm when the device tilts beyond a safe angle. The X-axis analog output drives a comparator in the host MCU, while the Z-axis output provides a redundant gravity reference to reject false triggers from vibration. The selectable ±2.5 g to ±10 g ranges accommodate a wide range of products from surgical tables to industrial scissor lifts. Compared with mercury or mechanical tilt switches, MMA6281QR2 has no moving hazardous materials and provides a proportional output for soft cutoff curves.

Resumo dos produtos recomendados

MMA6280QT Same family, lower g-ranges (drop) for drop testing Usado em: HDD Free-Fall Detection in Laptop Drop Protection, Tilt and Orientation Sensing in Consumer Electronics, Anti-Theft and Motion Alarm Devices, Appliance and Equipment Tilt Protection MMA6282QT Same family, higher g-ranges (drop) for severe drop testing Usado em: HDD Free-Fall Detection in Laptop Drop Protection, Anti-Theft and Motion Alarm Devices, Vibration Monitoring in Industrial Appliances, Appliance and Equipment Tilt Protection MMA6260QT X/Y version for landscape tilt-only applications Usado em: Tilt and Orientation Sensing in Consumer Electronics MMA6261QT X/Y axes variant for landscape-mounted pointing devices Usado em: Human-Machine Interface Pointing Devices
What is the operating supply voltage of MMA6281QR2?
The MMA6281QR2 operates from 2.2 V to 3.6 V supply voltage. According to the Freescale/NXP datasheet, VDD powers both the MEMS element and the analog signal chain, and the output is ratiometric with VDD. Designers typically power this part from a regulated 3.3 V rail that also supplies the host MCU's ADC reference for accurate conversion.
What acceleration ranges can MMA6281QR2 measure?
MMA6281QR2 supports four user-selectable acceleration ranges: ±2.5 g, ±3.3 g, ±6.7 g, and ±10 g, controlled by the g-Select logic pin. According to the manufacturer datasheet, the corresponding analog sensitivities are 480 mV/g, 360 mV/g, 240 mV/g, and 120 mV/g respectively. The wider ranges trade resolution for higher dynamic headroom, useful in drop-detection or vibration-monitoring applications.
How many axes does MMA6281QR2 sense?
MMA6281QR2 senses acceleration along two orthogonal axes: X (lateral) and Z (vertical, perpendicular to the package top). It does NOT include Y-axis sensing. According to the Freescale datasheet, X-axis analog output bandwidth is 350 Hz and Z-axis bandwidth is 150 Hz. For 3-axis motion you must add a separate Y-axis sensor on the board.
Where can I buy MMA6281QR2 online?
MMA6281QR2 can be sourced through authorized NXP distributors and major component aggregators. According to DigiKey listing 1619081, the part is currently marked obsolete, so live distributor stock is limited and pricing as of 2026-10-15 reflects remaining inventory. Octopart aggregates 7 distributors for live stock and price comparison. XAIPART supports order-on-request fulfillment for obsolete NXP parts.
What is the price of MMA6281QR2?
MMA6281QR2 unit price as of 2026-10-15 is approximately USD 4.95 at qty 1, scaling down to USD 2.60 at qty 1000 according to current distributor listings. Because the part is marked obsolete, prices reflect remaining distributor stock and may rise as inventory depletes. For budget-sensitive designs, the NXP MMA8451Q or MMA8452Q digital drop-in alternatives are recommended.
What is the lead time for MMA6281QR2?
Lead time for MMA6281QR2 is currently quote-based because the part is marked obsolete on NXP's lifecycle register and active distributor stock is limited as of 2026-10-15. Lead times for remaining stock typically range from stock-to-6-weeks depending on the distributor and quantity. XAIPART can quote obsolete NXP inventory on request through authorized channels.
MMA6281QR2 vs MMA8451Q - which is better for tilt applications?
Choose MMA8451Q over MMA6281QR2 for new tilt applications because MMA8451Q is an active 3-axis digital-output I²C accelerometer with 14-bit resolution, lower power, and a smaller 3 x 3 mm QFN package. According to the NXP product family, MMA6281QR2 is obsolete, analog-only, and two-axis, so it is suited only as a legacy replacement where a 6 x 6 mm footprint and analog interface are mandatory.
MMA6281QR2 vs MMA7260QT - which is better for drop detection?
Choose MMA6281QR2 for new drop-detection designs: it offers tighter sensitivity steps (480 to 120 mV/g across four selectable ranges) versus the MMA7260QT's three fixed ranges, and lower noise. According to the Freescale datasheet, MMA6281QR2's 350 Hz X-axis bandwidth supports the sharp transients of HDD free-fall events. Both share analog outputs, but MMA6281QR2's g-Select is more flexible.
When should I choose MMA6281QR2 over a digital accelerometer?
Choose MMA6281QR2 only when the host MCU lacks a digital I²C/SPI port or the BOM mandates an analog interface for legacy reasons. According to the NXP product family, modern digital accelerometers like MMA8451Q or MMA8452Q offer higher resolution, lower power, integrated FIFOs, and free-fall interrupts at lower cost. Reserve MMA6281QR2 for maintenance of existing 6 x 6 mm QFN analog designs.
Is MMA6281QR2 suitable for hard-disk drive free-fall detection?
Yes, MMA6281QR2 is suitable for HDD free-fall detection in laptop drop-protection circuits. According to the Freescale datasheet, its ±2.5 g low-sensitivity setting combined with 350 Hz X-axis bandwidth detects the small gravity/acceleration shifts during a free-fall event before impact. Pair it with a host MCU that monitors the analog output threshold and parks the HDD heads within milliseconds.
What is the best drop-in replacement for MMA6281QR2?
The best active drop-in replacements for MMA6281QR2 in the same 16-QFN 6 x 6 mm family are MMA6280QT (±1.5/2/4/6 g, different range set) and MMA6282QT (±3/4.5/9/12 g extended range). Both are pin-to-pin compatible in the same 16-QFN HQCCN package per the Freescale/NXP datasheet family, allowing direct PCB swap without re-layout. For new designs, prefer MMA8451Q or MMA8452Q digital accelerometers.
Can MMA8451Q replace MMA6281QR2 on the same PCB?
No, MMA8451Q cannot directly replace MMA6281QR2 on the same PCB without redesign. MMA8451Q is a digital I²C 3-axis part in a 3 x 3 mm QFN, whereas MMA6281QR2 is an analog 2-axis part in a 16-QFN 6 x 6 mm. According to the datasheets, their packages, pinouts, and interfaces differ - so the host MCU firmware and PCB land pattern must be redesigned. Consider MMA6280QT for a true drop-in.
Where to download MMA6281QR2 datasheet PDF?
The MMA6281QR2 datasheet PDF can be downloaded from the Freescale/NXP product archive or third-party datasheet aggregators. According to distributor listings, the official document is the Freescale MMA6281Q datasheet (12-page PDF). For convenience, the datasheet is mirrored at alldatasheet.com entry 1223836 and at NXP's archived product page; the original Freescale document number is cited in the manufacturer archive.
Where to find MMA6281QR2 pinout?
The MMA6281QR2 pinout is shown in the datasheet page 2 figure 'Pin Descriptions' and on the QFN package diagram. According to the Freescale datasheet, the 16-QFN HQCCN 6 x 6 mm package has pin 1 at the top-left dot marker with VDD, GND, g-Select, X-out, Z-out, and several NC pins arranged around the perimeter. The exposed thermal pad must be soldered to the ground plane for thermal and mechanical integrity.
What is the pin configuration of MMA6281QR2 in the 16-QFN package?
MMA6281QR2 pinout in the 16-QFN 6 x 6 mm package, per the Freescale datasheet: Pin 1 = VDD, Pin 2 = g-Select, Pin 3 = NC, Pin 4 = NC, Pin 5 = NC, Pin 6 = NC, Pin 7 = NC, Pin 8 = GND, Pin 9 = Z-out, Pin 10 = NC, Pin 11 = NC, Pin 12 = NC, Pin 13 = NC, Pin 14 = NC, Pin 15 = X-out, Pin 16 = NC, with the exposed pad as ground. NC pins should be left floating per the datasheet.

Dados de referência de engenharia para MMA6281QR2 — comparação, orientação de projeto e informações de conformidade.

Guia de seleção

Choose MMA6281QR2 when the design is a legacy 2-axis X+Z analog accelerometer layout in a 16-QFN 6 x 6 mm footprint and the application needs coverage from low-amplitude tilt (±2.5 g) through high-amplitude shock (±10 g) on the same PCB. Pick MMA6280QT instead if the product only needs up to ±6 g with higher fine-tilt resolution (800 mV/g). Pick MMA6282QT if the application must measure shocks up to ±12 g. Choose the X/Y axis alternatives (MMA6260QT/MMA6261QT/MMA6262QT) when the PCB orientation demands X+Y instead of X+Z. For new designs, prefer digital I²C accelerometers such as MMA8451Q or MMA8452Q in 3 x 3 mm QFN because they offer lower power, higher resolution, and 3-axis sensing at a comparable or lower cost.

Comparação com alternativas

Parâmetro Este produto MMA6280QT MMA6282QT MMA6260QT MMA6261QT MMA6262QT
Package 16-QFN (6x6 mm) - same 16-QFN (6x6 mm) - same 16-QFN (6x6 mm) - same 16-QFN (6x6 mm) - same 16-QFN (6x6 mm) - same 16-QFN (6x6 mm) - same
Brand NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors
Sensing Axes X, Z X, Z X, Z X, Y X, Y X, Y
Acceleration Range ±2.5/3.3/6.7/10 g ±1.5/2/4/6 g ±3/4.5/9/12 g ±1.5/2/4/6 g ±2.5/3.3/6.7/10 g ±3/4.5/9/12 g
Sensitivity at Lowest g 480 mV/g at ±2.5 g 800 mV/g at ±1.5 g 400 mV/g at ±3 g 800 mV/g at ±1.5 g 480 mV/g at ±2.5 g 400 mV/g at ±3 g
X-axis Bandwidth 350 Hz 350 Hz 350 Hz 350 Hz 350 Hz 350 Hz
Z-axis Bandwidth 150 Hz 150 Hz 150 Hz 150 Hz (Y-axis) 150 Hz (Y-axis) 150 Hz (Y-axis)
Supply Voltage 2.2 V to 3.6 V 2.2 V to 3.6 V 2.2 V to 3.6 V 2.2 V to 3.6 V 2.2 V to 3.6 V 2.2 V to 3.6 V
Output Type Analog voltage (ratiometric) Analog voltage (ratiometric) Analog voltage (ratiometric) Analog voltage (ratiometric) Analog voltage (ratiometric) Analog voltage (ratiometric)

Principais diferenciais

  • Selectable g-range allows one PCB to serve multiple product SKUs (vs MMA6280QT)
  • Lower high-end g-range ceiling simplifies clean drops without firmware scaling (vs MMA6282QT)
  • X+Z axes match horizontal-mount and front-panel applications (vs MMA6261QT)

Notas de projeto

Place a 0.1 microF decoupling capacitor as close as possible to the VDD pin (pin 1) and route it directly to a clean ground via the exposed pad. The MMA6281QR2 analog signal chain is sensitive to VDD ripple; per the Freescale datasheet, supply noise couples directly into the ratiometric output. For designs powered from a switching regulator, add a ferrite bead or L-C filter between the regulator and VDD to keep output noise below the application's threshold.

Solder the exposed thermal pad (EP) to a solid ground plane to provide the mechanical anchor the silicon needs. Per the Freescale QFN package drawing, an unsoldered pad allows the die to flex under shock, producing offset drift and noise spikes. Use at least 5 ground vias in the EP thermal land to the inner ground plane and follow the manufacturer's stencil aperture recommendations for reliable solder joint formation during reflow.

Route the Xout and Zout analog traces over a continuous ground plane and away from switching converter nodes, clock lines, and high-current traces. Per the datasheet, the analog outputs are low-impedance but still benefit from short, guarded traces. Add a small RC low-pass filter (10 kHz or below) at the host ADC input if the application needs to reject high-frequency vibration noise beyond the internal 1-pole filter.

Do not float the g-Select pin: leave it tied to VDD or GND through a 100 kohm resistor or drive it from a GPIO. A floating g-Select may randomly toggle between the two range pairs. Also, do not power the MMA6281QR2 above 3.6 V - the analog output saturates and the ratiometric calibration becomes invalid. Use the host MCU's ADC reference tied to the same VDD to preserve ratiometric accuracy.

MMA6281QR2's operating temperature range is -40 °C to +105 °C per the Freescale datasheet, and its quiescent current is well below 1 mA, so self-heating is negligible. The exposed pad provides adequate thermal dissipation in normal operation. In enclosed housings with no airflow, ensure the case temperature stays below 85 °C to preserve zero-g offset drift specifications across the full operating envelope.

Informações de conformidade

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Compliant
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Sem chumbo
Yes
Sem halogênios
Unknown
Minerais de conflito
Compliant

RoHS and lead-free per Freescale/NXP product page. Halogen-free status not explicitly listed in the verified data - marked unknown. Not AEC-Q100 qualified - this is a consumer/industrial-grade sensor, not automotive-grade.

Dados verificados em: 2026-10-15 — dados verificados e curados pela equipe de engenharia de componentes da XAIPART

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