The LIS2DH Triple-Axis Accelerometer Sensor Module is a small, low-power motion sensor that measures acceleration on three axes (X, Y and Z) with a selectable range up to ±16g. It's a popular choice for makers, students and engineers who need reliable motion, tilt and vibration data for Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi and other microcontroller projects — whether you're building a robot, a smart device, a data logger or a learning prototype.
Key features
- Triple-axis (X, Y, Z) sensing for full motion detection.
- Wide measurement range up to ±16g for both gentle tilt and strong movement.
- Low-power LIS2DH chip, well suited to battery-driven and portable builds.
- Compact board that fits easily on breadboards and inside small enclosures.
- Commonly compatible with Arduino, ESP32 and Raspberry Pi platforms.
Typical uses
- Motion and tilt detection for robots and wearables.
- Vibration monitoring for machines, motors and equipment projects.
- Step counting, gesture and orientation experiments.
- Educational electronics and university lab projects.
How to choose / tips
- Pick the ±16g range when your project may see sharp movement or impacts.
- Confirm your controller's logic voltage before wiring.
- Keep the module on a firm mount for steady, repeatable readings.
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