The accelerometer in the iPhone is used to measure the orientation or vertical and horizontal positioning of the phone. The most basic application of this is the device knowing when to alternate the view of the screen depending on how you are holding it. In addition this feature allows app developers to utilize this feature in games and other programs.
The accelerometer in mobiles is used to measure the orientation or vertical and horizontal positioning of the phone. The most basic application of this is the device knowing when to alternate the view of the screen depending on how you are holding it.
In addition this feature allows app developers to utilize this feature in games and other programs.
its where u move ur phone to one side and it goes to that side for eg if ur playing a marble game u turn ur fone were ever u want the marble will go there
Lots of things, but mainly to be able to use your phone horizontally and vertically without having to press anything.
accelerometer
With a super accurate sensor called an accelerometer. The accelerometer senses the acceleration of the iPod in different directions, so when you move your iPod up or down the accelerometer the motion into a signal.
Since the age of the smart phone, inclination sensors are used as part of the accelerometer which allows movement on screen reactive to that of the device itself.
i think it is related to gravityit is gravimeter
It is under the plastic cowling where the wiper arms are at.
Simply put, it is an accelerometer that senses light from the Wii Remote's sensor and determines the position of the on-screen cursor.
Frankly no,you wont get this feature for this low cost Premm krishna shenoy
Yes, it in fact has an accelerometer
An accelerometer is an instrument used to measure acceleration.
The accelerometer in a Nintendo Wii controller basically detects a 3-axis range of movement by using a digital accelerometer. This accelerometer detects movement in these three particular axis by sensing small voltage changes that occur in the accelerometer during movement in each of the three axis. Google "how does an accelerometer work" and you will get a little better understanding of how this works. The one axis, however, that the accelerometer in the Wii remote does not detect is rotation on a flat X plane. So in other words if I hold the Wii remote flat, parallel to the ground, and begin to rotate it left and right while still keeping the remote flat to the ground the accelerometer would not detect that movement. This is why the Wii has the sensor bar with the two emitting IR LEDs in it. The Wii remote has an infrared camera on it and when it sees the IR LEDs on the sensor bar it is able to provide tracking data to the console and track the X plane movement of the remote. Hope this somewhat answers your question! Thanks.
vibration sensor are many type but i am sharing with you only accelerometer vibration sensor meterWorking principle: measure the rate at which the velocity of an the object is changingNote: acceleration can,t measure directly and accelerometer measure the force exerted by restraints that are the fixed spot or placeNewton @and law apply here: mass* accelerationBy irfan ullah proenergy services pak any have idea plz share me03009142027
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerometer