mini single axis quartz piezoelectric accelerometer vibration sensor

Specifications

1. Highlights

1)          No moving parts provides durability

2)          Rigidity imparts high frequency range

3)          Lightweight construction minimizes mass loading

4)          Numerous configuration options

5)          Mount by screw, stud, or adhesive

6)          Available with both Quartz elements (for thermal stability) or Ceramic elements (for high measurement resolution)

Structured with highly sensitive piezoceramic sens­ing elements, Ceramic Shear IEPE Accelerometers have an excellent signal-to-noise ratio, high measurement resolution, and are ideal for conducting low-level vibration measurements. Due to their inherent higher sensitivity, a ceramic IEPE accelerometer can be assembled with a smaller mass than comparable quartz units, resulting in a sensor that is lighter in weight, has a higher frequency response, and has a lower noise floor.

To further reduce the mass of the sensors, all ceramic shear accelerometers are housed in either tough, lightweight, laser-welded, hermetically sealed, titanium or aluminum housings. By minimizing the mass of the sensor, mass loading effects are reduced, which maximizes the accuracy of the data obtained.

Charge Output miniature accelerometers are capable of operation to +250 °C, permitting measurements in extreme environments and with existing charge amplified systems.
Triaxial accelerometers are available in a variety of sensitivities to suit specific application requirements. Choose miniature, lightweight units for high-frequency response, minimized mass loading, and when installation is in space restricted locations. Low profile designs are ideal for on-road or wind tunnel testing of exterior body panels. Through-hole mount units simplify axis and electrical connector orientation while controlling cable routing along the test specimen. Filtered output units avoid high frequency overload as may be encountered with engine NVH and drive train measurements.

2. Applications

1)          Environmental Testing

2)          Component Qualification

3)          Structural Testing

4)          Operational Behavior Studies

5)          Fatigue Testing

6)         Vibration & Sound Cancellation

7)         Circuit Boards

8)         Components

9)         Small Assemblies

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