Monday, October 22, 2012

[android-developers] Re: Weird accelerometer maximum value

BTW, if you drop your phone, you will probably get a huge G force (deceleration) when it hits the ground.


The phone will go from X feet/second to 0 feet/second in a time of like .00000001 seconds (sort of).

accel = deltaV / deltaT

accel = 9 / .000000001  (just say it is going 9 feet/second)

accel = 900000000 (aka big number)


On Monday, October 22, 2012 3:48:19 AM UTC-5, intersum wrote:
Hi,

When I use function getMaximumRange() to get maximum value of accelerometer I get curiously large number: 10320. The maximum value of which I managed to get is 19.5999
Can you please tell me what number is this 10320? It's not maximum value of accelerometer for sure.

I only get this value on the HTC EVO 3D.
On HTC Wildfire it's proper maximum value.


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