If you look at this, it means that the accelerometer can really only sense differences in 180º of movement as the other 180deg is just a mirror image. So we made a full rotation and the accelerometer saw this: 0g->. 5g, and 90º rotation again, we are back at the top and it feels 0g. Rotate again 90º and we are at the side again, with it feeling. Rotate 90º again, and it is at the bottom, stretched out, and it feels 1g. It is now on the side and is hanging down some and the sensor sees it now feels. If you rotate the box 90º and follow the spring on the top. The springs on the side are all bending the same amount, the spring on the bottom is all stretched out, and the one at the top is not stretched at all (because the spring is pull back into itself), so the accelerometer sees it as feeling no gravity, or 0g (gravity). Imagine a box that has little springs sticking straight out from the sides of the box, and that the accelerometer measures how hard gravity is stretching out those springs. Arduino Tutorial Online Courses Video Training.Arduino Nano Projects List in PDF offline downloadable.Android based arduino Projects List Download PDF.esp8266 arduino projects list in pdf offline downloadable.

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