drivers: sensor: lsm6dsl: Add the 1.6Hz accelerometer rate #63814
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@MaureenHelm Is there anything to do on my side to re-run compliance checks? |
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@avisconti please take a look |
Since the accelerometer's HM (high-performance mode) bit is forced to 1, the 1.6Hz frequency is available by setting the ODR to 11. 1.6Hz is a low-power mode that conserves energy and is suitable for some applications, such as determining the orientation (portrait or landscape) of a device. Signed-off-by: Samuel Tardieu <sam@rfc1149.net>
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Since the accelerometer's HM (high-performance mode) bit is forced to 1, the 1.6Hz frequency is available by setting the ODR to 11.
1.6Hz is a low-power mode that conserves energy and is suitable for some applications, such as determining the orientation (portrait or landscape) of a device.