Accelerometer sensor(ADXL345) with ESP32

The ADXL345 is a low-power, 3-axis MEMS accelerometer modules with both I2C and SPI interfaces. The Breakout boards for these modules feature on-board 3.3v voltage regulation and level shifting which makes them simple to interface with 5v microcontrollers such as the Arduino.
The ADXL345 features 4 sensitivity ranges from +/- 2G to +/- 16G. And it supports output data rates ranging from 10Hz to 3200Hz.
ADXL345 is very suitable for mobile applications. It can be applied to the skew detection in the measurement of the static acceleration of gravity, also can measure the movement or impact caused by the dynamic acceleration. The high resolution ( 4mg / LSB ), can be measured is less than 1.0° Angle change.
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[@ivobastos9891]

Thanks for the video Sir, have you tried to set up the connection between the ADXL345 and esp32 but using SPI instead of I2C? The I2C works fine for me but when I try to use the SPI protocol with the Adafruit Library it does not even detect the accelerometer.

[@felipeH2O]

Do u have a video using SPI connection?

[@smtronics]

I will try to upload the SPI connection with ESP32

[@zaynmuhammad-k7l]

Is it possible to to use the ADXL345 as gyroscope? by possibly integrating or double integrating the values?

[@zaynmuhammad-k7l]

Also, Can you please share the full code ​ @smtronics

[@zaynmuhammad-k7l]

Also, Can SDA and SCL pins be connected to other pins like 12 and 14? or is it compulsory to connect them to GPIO 21 and 22?
If they can be connected to other pins, where and how do I change the code?

[@smtronics]

This are the I2C pins that is present on the esp32, you need to refer to the datasheet for that.

[@ivanarakistain3885]

Do you have FFT code for this accelerometer?

[@smtronics]

Sry I do not have it

[@soma9198]

please send the code

[@conse_QNT]

Can I have the code?

[@smtronics]

Yes sure

[@widimurananta5634]

can you show the code please

[@smtronics]

yes sure