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February 3, 2025
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Identify this component - LIS344ALH?

  • February 3, 2025
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Hi,

 

Are you able to identify the below products from their product markings?  I believe they should both be the LIS344ALH but one of them is behaving strangely. The 34AH marked product is reading 1g (2.332V) in the z axis when placed flat on a desk. The ones with markings 34AL are reading 0.7g (2.117V) when in the same position. I have switched the ICs around to rule out a PCB fault, but the difference always follows the IC, suggesting there is a difference between the AL and AH marking. I can't find any details on the datasheet outlining product markings to understand the codes printed on top of the IC.

 

 A057 - 20250203_115100.bmpA055 - 20250203_111204.bmp

 

Thanks

 

Matt

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    Best answer by Peter BENSCH

    Welcome @Matt_UK, to the community!

    I am extremely sorry to have to inform you that the LIS344xx accelerometers have long been discontinued and that STMicroelectronics no longer has any information about them. As sensor markings are/were also still internal information, you will probably not find any information in the vastness of the otherwise never-forgetting internet.

    I am very sorry not to be able to give you more pleasant information.

    Regards
    /Peter

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    Technical Moderator
    February 3, 2025

    Welcome @Matt_UK, to the community!

    I am extremely sorry to have to inform you that the LIS344xx accelerometers have long been discontinued and that STMicroelectronics no longer has any information about them. As sensor markings are/were also still internal information, you will probably not find any information in the vastness of the otherwise never-forgetting internet.

    I am very sorry not to be able to give you more pleasant information.

    Regards
    /Peter

    Super User
    February 3, 2025

    The chips from rs also have  AH marking:

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    So just replace the chips with wrong marking.