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Car Acceleration Meter

A unit that provides a live reading of the current axial, lateral and vertical acceleration values. Designed to be mounted in a car!

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Using an Arduino Uno, 2.8" TFT Display and an ADXL345 accelerometer I developed this acceleration meter, designed to measure the current acceleration values of your car! The unit is capable of providing axial, lateral and vertical acceleration values.

The accelerometer provides live acceleration values for the vehicle, these are in the axial, lateral and vertical directions. They are converted into a "g" value. The TFT LCD is used to display the user interface. Acceleration values can either be viewed numerically or graphically (as shown in the pictures), the unit also tracks the session and all time maximum acceleration values! There is also a settings screen that shows the current configuration of the unit.

Although the majority of the work is done, this device is still under development! The software and information about the hardware are available on my github which is linked below.

The following points still have to be implemented:

- Settings Screen
  • 1 × Arduino Uno Main Microcontroller.
  • 1 × Elegoo 2.8" TFT Display The Display used for the main UI of the meter.
  • 1 × ADXL345 Breakout Board The accelerometer breakout board, provides SPI and I2C communication protocols.

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Ron wrote 12/21/2021 at 15:24 point

Sam 

How would we make this like the attached image of the sports car display?

Its 2021, I see you did this in 2018, how you are still here on this site...

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scawaritch wrote 05/08/2021 at 23:13 point

amigo sou do brasil estou precisando fazer um sensor rs232 ilustrar imagem na tela, poderia me ajudar?

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Ciprian wrote 03/18/2021 at 19:20 point

still up to it?

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