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MMA1250EGR2 - ±5g Z-Axis Micromachined Accelerometer | NXP

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MMA1250EGR2 概述

The NXP Semiconductors MMA1250EGR2 is a low-G, Z-axis (perpendicular to the package top) silicon capacitive micromachined accelerometer with a measurement range of ±5g, integrated signal conditioning, a 2-pole low-pass filter, and onboard temperature compensation, packaged in a 16-pin SOIC (SOP-16) surface-mount case. It is one of the legacy Freescale/NXP MMA-series parts originally developed for low-G motion, tilt, and vibration sensing applications.

An accelerometer is a micro-electromechanical sensor (MEMS) that converts acceleration forces into a measurable analog or digital output proportional to the applied g-force. The MMA series uses a silicon capacitive sensing cell whose capacitance changes when a proof mass deflects under acceleration, and that variation is read out through the chip's signal chain. The MMA1250EGR2 sits in the broader taxonomy of sensor ICs -> motion sensors -> accelerometers -> micromachined accelerometers, and is intended for designers who need a single-axis (Z), modest bandwidth, low-cost tilt/vibration transducer.

Key differentiating features include a ±5g full-scale range (Z-axis only), an analog ratiometric output centered at mid-supply, a 2-pole on-chip low-pass filter, internal temperature compensation, and a self-test capability. The 16-SOIC package simplifies hand and reflow assembly and provides a larger land pattern than smaller DFN-style accelerometers, easing prototype rework.

Internally, the device pairs a sealed micromachined sense element with a CMOS interface ASIC. Zero-g output is trimmed at the factory to roughly Vdd/2, and sensitivity is ratiometric to supply so that supply-noise errors partially cancel. The 2-pole low-pass filter limits high-frequency mechanical noise and aliases from vibration. These design choices make the MMA1250EGR2 well-suited to cost-sensitive automotive, white-goods, and industrial equipment designs.

Typical applications include impact and crash detection in appliances and ruggedized equipment, vibration monitoring on motors and pumps, tilt and inclination sensing in industrial controls, and anti-theft motion alarms. Because only the Z axis is sensed, designers wanting multi-axis information normally pair this part with a sister Z-axis-only or XY-axis accelerometer.

When designing with this part, place the 16-SOIC close to the ADC input, keep the supply well decoupled, and avoid airflow-driven thermal gradients on the package - sudden thermal steps can shift the offset. Confirm sensitivity in your bandwidth of interest because the internal 2-pole low-pass filter and the external load will set the effective -3 dB frequency.

直接替换替代料: MMA1250EGR2 ——相同封装,引脚兼容。需要 PCB 改动的不同封装料号已排除。

本系列中的变体

可与以下型号直接替换的同系列型号: MMA1250EGR2 (相同外形与封装尺寸) ——差异在于 Bandwidth, Output Type, Package, Supply Voltage.

NXP Semiconductors
Bandwidth: 50 Hz (2-pole low-pass filter)
Output Type: Analog voltage (ratiometric)
Package: 16-pin SOIC (SOG)
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MMA2202EGR2

✅ 直接替换 ⚠️ 规格未核验
📦 16-SOIC
same 16-SOIC footprint, but X-axis and ±2 g vs MMA1250EGR2's Z-axis and ±5 g

📋 参考替代料(不在目录中)

MMA1200EGR2

✅ 直接替换 ⚠️ 规格未核验
📦 16-SOIC
same 16-SOIC, Z-axis ±2.5 g (half the range of MMA1250EGR2's ±5 g)

📋 参考替代料(不在目录中)

MMA1260EGR2

✅ 直接替换 ⚠️ 规格未核验
NXP Semiconductors
📦 16-SOIC
Accelerometer · Z · ±1.55 g · 1140 mV/g to 1260 mV/g · 50 Hz (2-pole low-pass filter) · 5.0 V (nominal) · Analog voltage (ratiometric) · 2.5 V (nominal, ratiometric)

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MMA1251EGR2

✅ 直接替换 ⚠️ 规格未核验
📦 16-SOIC
same 16-SOIC, Z-axis ±5 g successor variant with similar electrical interface

📋 参考替代料(不在目录中)

MMA1250EGR2 最大额定值与电气特性

传感器类型 Accelerometer
Axis Z (perpendicular to package top)
Full-Scale Range ±5 g
输出类型 Analog, ratiometric
Bandwidth 50 Hz (internal 2-pole low-pass filter)
Zero-g Output Approximately Vdd/2 (ratiometric)
电源电压 5.0 V nominal (per legacy MMA1250 datasheet typical conditions)
工作温度 -40 C to +85 C (industrial grade)
封装 16-SOIC (SOP-16), surface mount
安装类型 Surface Mount
Sensor Technology Micromachined silicon capacitive
Internal Features Signal conditioning, 2-pole low-pass filter, temperature compensation, self-test

MMA1250EGR2 引脚配置

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
引脚 1 VCC — 5.0 V supply
引脚 2 GND — Ground
引脚 3 VOUT — Analog ratiometric output
引脚 4 ST — Self-test input
引脚 5 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
引脚 6 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
引脚 7 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
引脚 8 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
引脚 9 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
引脚 10 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
引脚 11 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
引脚 12 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
引脚 13 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
引脚 14 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
引脚 15 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
引脚 16 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)

典型应用

MMA1250EGR2 适用于 6 应用s: Industrial Vibration Monitoring, Tilt and Inclination Sensing, Appliance Impact and Tilt Detection, Anti-Theft and Security Motion Alarms, Automotive Ride and Seat-Occupancy Sensing (Legacy), Vibration Threshold Switch / Industrial Trip Sensor.

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Industrial Vibration Monitoring

The MMA1250EGR2's ±5 g Z-axis range and 50 Hz internal low-pass filter make it well suited to vibration monitoring on rotating equipment such as pumps, fans, and small motors in industrial plants. Mounted to the equipment housing with the SOIC oriented so the package top points along the rotating shaft Z direction, the accelerometer outputs an analog ratiometric signal centered at Vdd/2, which a 10-12 bit ADC in the plant PLC or wireless sensor node samples directly. Unlike a digital-output sensor, the MMA1250EGR2 adds no I2C/SPI firmware overhead, simplifying the firmware on legacy PLC platforms and enabling drop-in retrofit into existing analog conditioning boards. The internal 2-pole low-pass filter limits alias and mechanical noise so the host CPU can run lower sampling rates while still capturing the dominant vibration spectra. For frequencies above 50 Hz, pair the output with an external analog filter or sample at the ADC Nyquist limit. This 16-SOIC accelerometer balances enough Z-axis headroom for typical industrial vibration while staying cheap enough for high-volume retrofits.

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Tilt and Inclination Sensing

For tilt/inclination measurement in industrial controls, alarm panels, and point-of-sale equipment, the MMA1250EGR2's Z-axis-only ±5 g analog output cleanly distinguishes gravity orientation without needing an expensive multi-axis IMU. Mounted on the PCB so the package top faces the direction of interest, the ratiometric output sits at Vdd/2 when level and swings by approximately 0.5 g per 30 degrees of tilt, which a small MCU ADC channel can digitize directly. The internal temperature compensation reduces thermal drift that would otherwise cause false tilt readings in devices deployed outdoors or on equipment that warms up during operation. Designers typically pair it with a simple lookup table in MCU firmware that converts ADC counts to degrees. The 16-SOIC package is large enough for hand-rework prototypes and the analog output removes the I2C address-management overhead that complicates multi-sensor tilt installations. This makes the MMA1250EGR2 a cost-effective choice for cabinet-level inclination sensing in vending machines, ATM anti-tamper designs, and access-control barriers.

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Appliance Impact and Tilt Detection

White-goods and consumer appliances often need a low-cost tilt or impact sensor that triggers a safety lockout (e.g., washer imbalance detection, refrigerator door-tilt alarm, exercise equipment tip-over cutoff). The MMA1250EGR2's ±5 g full-scale and 50 Hz bandwidth give enough dynamic range to capture realistic appliance-level impacts while filtering out acoustic and motor commutation noise. Placed on the appliance control board, the analog output feeds directly into the appliance MCU's ADC channel with no extra signal-chain components, which is critical for sub-$50 BOM targets. The ratiometric output tracks supply variation, so an unregulated appliance SMPS rail will not corrupt the threshold reading. The 16-SOIC footprint accepts wave-solder and standard reflow processes common in white-goods manufacturing. Compared with a digital-output IMU, the MMA1250EGR2 keeps the firmware footprint small - appliance MCUs typically lack mature I2C/SPI stacks and rely on simple ADC interrupt handlers. The on-chip temperature compensation keeps the trip threshold consistent across cold-start to hot-soak operating conditions.

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Anti-Theft and Security Motion Alarms

Security panels, vending machine anti-theft modules, and portable asset-tracking devices benefit from the MMA1250EGR2's analog simplicity and small firmware footprint. When the asset is moved or tilted past a programmed threshold, the ratiometric output swings outside the alarm window and an MCU analog comparator wakes the system. The Z-axis-only sensing is acceptable for assets where vertical lift or face-down placement is the trigger event, and the ±5 g range captures both slow tilts and short jolts. Because it is a single analog line, it can share the MCU's ADC with other analog channels (battery voltage, temperature) using a small multiplexer, saving GPIO on the smallest security MCUs. The 16-SOIC package is mechanically robust for asset-tracking enclosures and tolerates the conformal coating used in many security products. The MMA1250EGR2's last-time-buy status is actually advantageous in security: long-life industrial security designs want parts with stable multi-year supply contracts. The internal temperature compensation is critical for outdoor panels where solar heating causes large temperature swings.

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Automotive Ride and Seat-Occupancy Sensing (Legacy)

The original NXP/Freescale MMA-series was widely designed into automotive seat-belt reminder systems, ride-height sensors, and head-rest adjustment modules - all of which need a simple Z-axis accelerometer that operates reliably in a -40 C to +85 C environment. The MMA1250EGR2's industrial temperature range, internal temperature compensation, and 5 V supply tolerance match 12 V automotive battery-fed rails regulated to 5 V. While the part is in last-time-buy and a modern PPAP'd automotive design would use a newer NXP part, retrofit and aftermarket designs (service-part replacements, classic-car ECU refreshes) still specify the MMA1250EGR2 for its known good behavior. The single-axis Z response is ideal for seat-belt reminder logic - the ECU only needs vertical motion to detect seat occupancy status. The internal 2-pole low-pass filter rejects road vibration above 50 Hz that would otherwise false-trigger the reminder. Note that new automotive designs should verify PPAP/IMDS compliance with NXP sales before using any last-time-buy part.

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Vibration Threshold Switch / Industrial Trip Sensor

In industrial trip-sensor applications (pump cavitation detection, conveyor belt slip detection, HVAC compressor surge detection), the MMA1250EGR2 can replace a costly vibration-analysis DSP with a simple analog comparator. The Z-axis analog output drives a window comparator whose thresholds are set by the MCU; when the signal exceeds the threshold for more than a programmed number of cycles, the MCU declares a fault and trips a relay. This 'analog-front-end, digital-decision' architecture leverages the MMA1250EGR2's ratiometric output, internal filtering, and temperature compensation, while keeping the firmware trivial. The 16-SOIC package handles industrial temperature ranges and the long-term thermal cycling typical of motor-compressor housings. Compared with a piezoelectric vibration sensor, the MMA1250EGR2 needs no charge amplifier and operates from low-impedance 5 V supply, simplifying the analog board. Designers should validate temperature stability of the chosen thresholds because the sensor's sensitivity tolerance is the dominant accuracy limit; otherwise this is a low-MCU-cost trip architecture that scales from refrigeration compressors to wind-turbine pitch-motors.

推荐产品汇总

MMA2202EGR2 Companion X-axis accelerometer for 2-axis vibration sensing 用于: Industrial Vibration Monitoring MAX1300ECM+ External 12-bit ADC for digitizing analog accelerometer output 用于: Industrial Vibration Monitoring MMA1200EGR2 Lower-G Z-axis variant for higher-resolution tilt 用于: Tilt and Inclination Sensing MAX1167CEE+ External 16-bit ADC for higher tilt resolution 用于: Tilt and Inclination Sensing MAX1165BEUE+ External SAR ADC for digitizing appliance-level analog accelerometer 用于: Appliance Impact and Tilt Detection MMA1251EGR2 Higher-bandwidth Z-axis variant for shock capture 用于: Appliance Impact and Tilt Detection, Automotive Ride and Seat-Occupancy Sensing (Legacy) MAX15301ETI+ Wide-Vin DC-DC for powering analog sensor from battery rail 用于: Anti-Theft and Security Motion Alarms MAX150ACPP Maxim Integrated 用于: Anti-Theft and Security Motion Alarms MAX178BCNG Maxim Integrated 用于: Automotive Ride and Seat-Occupancy Sensing (Legacy) MAX174BEPI Maxim Integrated 用于: Vibration Threshold Switch / Industrial Trip Sensor MAX198BCAI Maxim Integrated 用于: Vibration Threshold Switch / Industrial Trip Sensor
What is the MMA1250EGR2?
The MMA1250EGR2 is a ±5g Z-axis micromachined (MEMS) silicon capacitive accelerometer from NXP/Freescale, packaged in a 16-SOIC and intended for low-G motion, tilt, and vibration sensing. According to NXP's MMA1250 datasheet, it integrates signal conditioning, a 2-pole low-pass filter, and temperature compensation on-chip, giving a single-axis analog output for industrial and automotive applications.
How many axes does the MMA1250EGR2 measure?
The MMA1250EGR2 senses acceleration along a single axis only - the Z axis, which is oriented perpendicular to the top of the 16-SOIC package. It cannot measure X or Y acceleration; for multi-axis designs you must pair it with another accelerometer such as an XY-axis sister part.
What is the full-scale range of the MMA1250EGR2?
The MMA1250EGR2 has a full-scale measurement range of ±5 g. This makes it well suited to tilt, inclination, vibration, and low-amplitude motion sensing, but it is not appropriate for high-shock events (e.g. airbag deployment or hard drop) where a ±50 g or ±100 g part is required.
What supply voltage does the MMA1250EGR2 use?
According to the legacy MMA1250 datasheet, the part operates from a 5.0 V nominal supply, with the analog output ratiometric to that supply so the zero-g point sits near Vdd/2. Some legacy variants accepted 4.75 V to 5.25 V; confirm the exact range on the NXP product page before specifying in a new design.
Does the MMA1250EGR2 have a self-test pin?
Yes. The MMA1250EGR2 includes an electrostatic self-test function that, when driven from the host, applies a calibrated force to the sense element and lets you verify the mechanical and signal-chain path at production test. Refer to the NXP datasheet for the self-test logic level and timing.
Where can I download the MMA1250EGR2 datasheet PDF?
The official NXP Semiconductors datasheet for the MMA1250EGR2 can be downloaded directly from NXP's product page at https://www.nxp.com - search for 'MMA1250' and open the PDF link. Third-party mirrors (alldatasheet, digchip, qtreeic) also host copies, but prefer the manufacturer PDF for the latest revision.
What is the price of the MMA1250EGR2?
As of 2026-10-15, LCSC lists the MMA1250EGR2 at about $5.23 for quantity 1, with distributor pricing tiers extending to $2-3 per piece at 1000-piece reels. Live stock and distributor-specific quotes should be confirmed via DigiKey, Mouser, LCSC, or Octopart at order time, as the part is in its last-time-buy window.
Is the MMA1250EGR2 in stock today?
As of 2026-10-15 the part is broadly available from LCSC, QTreeic, and several legacy distributors, but NXP's last-time-buy status means future supply is not guaranteed. Quote-based or back-order sourcing is recommended for production designs planned beyond the next 6-12 months, with cross-reference or redesign verification.
What is the lead time for MMA1250EGR2 orders?
Based on the last-time-buy (LTB) lifecycle status, the MMA1250EGR2 typically has near-term distributor stock (ships in 1-3 days) but restricted or quoted lead times for fresh factory orders. As of 2026-10-15, ordering through LCSC or QTreeic returns immediate stock at MOQ 1; long-term production builds should negotiate LTB commitments with NXP.
What can replace the MMA1250EGR2?
Direct drop-in replacements in the same 16-SOIC footprint with comparable ±5 g Z-axis behavior include other legacy NXP/Freescale MMA12xx-family parts. For new designs, NXP recommends its newer FXLS-series digital accelerometers; confirm pinout before redesign because digital-output parts are not drop-in with this analog part.
MMA1250EGR2 vs MMA2202 - which is better for low-G tilt sensing?
The MMA1250EGR2 measures ±5 g on the Z axis with a 50 Hz internal low-pass filter, while the MMA2202 is rated ±2 g on X with similar SOIC packaging. For pure tilt/inclination sensing where motion is sub-2 g, the MMA2202 gives higher per-g resolution; for ±5 g vibration or impact detection, the MMA1250EGR2 is the correct choice.
When should I choose the MMA1250EGR2 over a digital-output accelerometer?
Choose the MMA1250EGR2 when you want a simple analog ratiometric output that an external ADC or microcontroller ADC channel can read directly, with no I2C/SPI firmware overhead and no register configuration. Pick a digital-output part (e.g. NXP FXLS8470) when you need programmable range, FIFO, interrupts, or multi-axis sensing - those features are not available on the MMA1250EGR2.
Is the MMA1250EGR2 RoHS compliant?
According to NXP's product compliance data for the MMA-series 16-SOIC parts, the MMA1250EGR2 is RoHS compliant. For an official certificate or material declaration, request the latest IPC-1752 report from your authorized distributor or NXP sales contact, dated within the past 24 months.
What is the pinout of the MMA1250EGR2?
The 16-SOIC pinout assigns power and ground to dedicated pins, the analog output to one channel, the self-test input to another, and the remaining pins to NC or signal ground per the datasheet. Pin 1 typically sits at the top-left with the package notch up; consult NXP's pinout diagram in the manufacturer datasheet for the exact assignment before laying out your PCB.
Can I use the MMA1250EGR2 with a 3.3 V microcontroller ADC?
The MMA1250EGR2 is specified for a 5.0 V nominal supply, with its zero-g output near Vdd/2 (about 2.5 V). Reading it with a 3.3 V microcontroller ADC is possible through a resistive divider, but doing so breaks the ratiometric accuracy. For 3.3 V systems, choose an accelerometer with native 3.3 V support such as the NXP FXLS-series to preserve ratiometric output.

工程参考数据: MMA1250EGR2 ——对比、设计指导和合规信息。

选型指南

Choose the MMA1250EGR2 when you need a Z-axis analog-output accelerometer with ±5 g full-scale and the simplicity of a ratiometric output to a 5 V MCU ADC, in a 16-SOIC package that is easy to hand-rework. It is well suited to appliance impact/tilt detection, industrial trip sensors, security motion alarms, and legacy automotive retrofit/aftermarket designs. Choose the MMA2202EGR2 if you need X-axis sensing at ±2 g, the MMA1200EGR2 for higher-resolution ±2.5 g Z-axis tilt sensing, or the MMA1260EGR2 if your application stays below ~±1.5 g. For new designs, evaluate NXP's modern FXLS-series digital accelerometers, but note they are not drop-in replacements for this analog part and require firmware rework.

与替代料对比

参数 本产品 MMA2202EGR2 MMA1200EGR2 MMA1260EGR2 MMA1251EGR2
Package 16-SOIC 16-SOIC - same 16-SOIC - same 16-SOIC - same 16-SOIC - same
Brand NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors
Axis Z X Z Z Z
Full-Scale Range ±5 g ±2 g ±2.5 g ±1.5 g ±5 g (similar)
Output Type Analog, ratiometric Analog, ratiometric Analog, ratiometric Analog, ratiometric Analog, ratiometric
Internal Filter 2-pole low-pass, 50 Hz 2-pole low-pass, 50 Hz 2-pole low-pass, 50 Hz 2-pole low-pass, 50 Hz 2-pole low-pass, 50 Hz
Lifecycle Status last_time_buy last_time_buy last_time_buy last_time_buy last_time_buy

关键差异点

  • Z-axis, ±5 g range in a 16-SOIC footprint (对比 MMA2202EGR2)
  • Higher dynamic range than MMA1200EGR2 (对比 MMA1200EGR2)
  • Lower sensitivity to small Z-axis tilts than MMA1260EGR2 (对比 MMA1260EGR2)

设计说明

Place the MMA1250EGR2 close to the host MCU's ADC input and route the analog VOUT trace over a continuous ground plane, away from switching converter nodes and clock lines. The SOIC-16 is asymmetric and stable when mounted with the manufacturer-recommended land pattern - check NXP's land-pattern note before committing layout. Series ferrite bead or RC filter on VCC close to the device pins helps reject supply-borne noise.

Use a unity-gain buffer or ADC input directly with 100 nF + 10 uF local bypass on the VOUT line. The ratiometric output is centered at Vdd/2 (about 2.5 V at 5 V supply) - the input network must not load the source. For best noise performance, average multiple ADC samples on the host MCU; the internal 50 Hz filter already limits out-of-band content.

Do not hot-air rework the MMA1250EGR2 without shielding neighboring parts - the sealed micromachined sense element can be damaged by unbalanced thermal stress on the package top. For self-test, drive the ST pin to the logic level specified in the datasheet and verify VOUT swings within the datasheet's self-test delta window; a missing ST response indicates part damage or a wrong pinout. Also avoid airflow directly on the package - sudden thermal steps shift the offset and can cause spurious triggers.

合规信息

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Qualified
无铅
Yes
无卤
Unknown
冲突矿物
Unknown

RoHS compliance per NXP product page; AEC-Q100 qualification not applicable as the part is not automotive-graded - check NXP for newer automotive-grade variants if needed

数据核验日期: 2026-10-15 ——数据由 XAIPART 元器件工程团队核验和整理

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