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Data sheet
BMA220
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BST-BMA220-DS003-08 | Revision 1.15 | August 2011 Bosch Sensortec
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Note: Specifications within this document are subject to change without notice.
5. Interrupt controllers
The BMA220 integrates a programmable interrupt controller. It can be configured via SPI/I
2
C to
monitor individual axes (X-, Y- and Z-axis) and check whether certain conditions apply (e.g. the
acceleration on one axis exceeds a certain threshold). The interrupt controller of the BMA220 is
capable of checking for certain conditions simultaneously.
If at least one of the configured conditions applies, an interrupt (logic ‘1’) is issued through the
INT pin of the sensor. More details about the triggering condition (e.g. the type of the interrupt or
the axis that triggered the interrupt) are saved in internal status registers and can be read out
through the digital interface.
It is recommended to reset the interrupt controller by setting reset_int to '1' when the
interrupt settings has been set or changed.
5.1 Latched vs. non-latched modes
The interrupt controller can be used in two modes
Latched mode: Once one of the configured interrupt conditions applies, the INT pin is
asserted and must be reset by the external master through the digital interface.
Non-Latched mode: The interrupt controller clears the INT signal once the interrupt
condition no longer applies.
The interrupt output can be programmed by lat_int[2:0] to be either unlatched (‘000’) or latched
permanently (‘111’) or have the latch time of 0.25s(‘001’)/0.5s(‘010’)/1s(‘011’)/2s(‘100’)/4s
(‘101’)/8s(‘110’). The setting of these bits applies to all types of interrupts.
Figure 5: Interrupt output
Interrupt int from
interrupt enigne
interrupt output
unlatched
latched for certain
time
latched permanently
latch time
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