# IIS2DULPX

**Repository Path**: mirrors_stm32duino/IIS2DULPX

## Basic Information

- **Project Name**: IIS2DULPX
- **Description**: Arduino library to support the IIS2DULPX intelligent ultralow-power accelerometer for industrial applications
- **Primary Language**: Unknown
- **License**: BSD-3-Clause
- **Default Branch**: main
- **Homepage**: None
- **GVP Project**: No

## Statistics

- **Stars**: 0
- **Forks**: 0
- **Created**: 2025-06-05
- **Last Updated**: 2026-09-19

## Categories & Tags

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## README

# IIS2DULPX
Arduino library to support the IIS2DULPX 3D sensor

## API

This sensor uses I2C, SPI, or I3C to communicate.
For I2C it is then required to create a TwoWire interface before accessing to the sensors:  

    TwoWire dev_i2c(I2C_SDA, I2C_SCL);  
    dev_i2c.begin();

For SPI it is then required to create a SPI interface before accessing to the sensors:  

    SPIClass dev_spi(SPI_MOSI, SPI_MISO, SPI_SCK);  
    dev_spi.begin();

An instance can be created and enabled when the I2C bus is used following the procedure below:  

    IIS2DULPXSensor sensor(&dev_i2c);
    sensor.begin();
    sensor.Enable_X();

An instance can be created and enabled when the SPI bus is used following the procedure below:  

    IIS2DULPXSensor sensor(&dev_spi, CS_PIN);  
    sensor.begin();
    sensor.Enable_X();

An instance can be created and enabled when the I3C bus is used with SETDASA:

    IIS2DULPXSensor sensor(&I3C, IIS2DULPX_I3C_ADD_H);
    I3C.begin(I3C_SDA, I3C_SCL, 1000000U);
    I3C.resetDynamicAddresses();
    I3C.isI3CDeviceReady(0x19);
    I3C.assignDynamicAddress(sensor.getStaticAddress(), 0x30);
    sensor.begin(0x30);
    sensor.Enable_X();

An instance can be created and enabled when the I3C bus is used with ENTDAA (dynamic address discovery):  

    IIS2DULPXSensor Accelero(&I3C);
    I3C.begin(I3C_SDA, I3C_SCL, 1000000U);
    I3C.isI3CDeviceReady(0x19);
    I3C.discover(devices, 8, &found);
    // find dynAddr by matching IIS2DULPX_I3C_PID_H in discovered devices
    Accelero.begin(dynAddr);
    I3C.setClock(12500000);
    Accelero.Enable_X();


The access to the sensor values is done as explained below:  

  Read sensor.  

    int32_t sensor[3];
    sensor.Get_X_Axes(sensor);  

## Examples

* IIS2DULPX_DataLog_Terminal_I2C: This application shows how to get data from IIS2DULPX sensor and print them on terminal over I2C.

* IIS2DULPX_6D_Orientation_I2C: This application shows how to use IIS2DULPX sensor to find out the 6D orientation and display data on a hyperterminal over I2C.

* IIS2DULPX_Wake_Up_Detection_I2C: This application shows how to detect the wake-up event using the IIS2DULPX sensor over I2C.

* IIS2DULPX_DataLog_Terminal_I3C: This application shows how to get accelerometer data over I3C using SETDASA.

* IIS2DULPX_DataLog_Terminal_I3C_ENTDAA: This application shows how to discover and use IIS2DULPX over I3C.

## Documentation

You can find the source files at  
https://github.com/stm32duino/IIS2DULPX

The IIS2DULPX datasheet is available at  
https://www.st.com/en/mems-and-sensors/iis2dulpx.html