GY-61 ADXL335 Accelerometer Price in Pakistan
The GY-61 ADXL335 is a three-axis analog accelerometer module for measuring static acceleration from gravity and dynamic acceleration caused by motion, shock or vibration. It provides separate voltage outputs for the X, Y and Z axes, which are read through compatible analog inputs.
Key specifications
- Sensor: ADXL335 three-axis accelerometer
- Measurement range: approximately ±3g
- Output type: analog voltage for X, Y and Z axes
- Listed module supply range: 3V to 6V
- Onboard voltage regulation
- Low-power operation
- Approximate board dimensions: 20 × 16mm
Connection guidance
Connect XOUT, YOUT and ZOUT to suitable analog-input channels. Confirm the module supply and output-voltage range before connecting it to a 3.3V or 5V controller. The ADXL335 does not use I2C and does not provide selectable I2C addresses.
Common applications
- Tilt and orientation experiments
- Motion, shock and vibration sensing
- Robot and RC-system feedback
- Gaming and interactive controllers
- Educational acceleration measurement
Calibration guidance
Read and record the zero-g voltage for each axis in the installed system, then use known orientations to calculate axis sensitivity. Mechanical vibration and supply noise can affect readings, so stable mounting and filtering may be required.
For analog-input testing, see the Arduino UNO R3 with cable. Explore more accelerometer and IMU sensors from Robonation Pakistan.
For authoritative sensor information, review the official Analog Devices ADXL335 documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the ADXL335 accelerometer use I2C?
No. The ADXL335 provides separate analog voltage outputs for the X, Y and Z axes.
What acceleration range does the ADXL335 measure?
The ADXL335 is a three-axis accelerometer with an approximately ±3g measurement range.
Can the GY-61 module connect directly to any controller?
Check the breakout-board supply and output-voltage requirements first. The controller must have suitable analog inputs and a compatible voltage range.
Which controller pins read the ADXL335 outputs?
Connect the X, Y and Z voltage outputs to compatible analog-input channels. Verify that the controller's input-voltage range matches the module output.
Does the GY-61 ADXL335 need calibration?
Yes. Record the installed zero-g offsets and axis sensitivity using known orientations before relying on the measurements for tilt or motion calculations.









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