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Triaxial Accelerometer features low-mass design.

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Triaxial Accelerometer features low-mass design.
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March 11, 2010 - Type 8688A IEPE triaxial accelerometer simultaneously measures vibration in 3 orthogonal axes. Unit incorporates Kistler PiezoBeam® technology, with ceramic cantilevered beam enclosed within lightweight welded titanium housing. Low-noise charge amplifier and 4-pin connector, for mounting in confined areas, are included. Operating from internal power source found in most FFT analyzers, product is available in ranges of ±5, ±10, and ±50 G, with choice of 100, 500, or 1,000 mV/g sensitivities.

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Kistler Instrument Corp.
75 John Glenn Dr.
Amherst, NY, 14228 2119
USA



Kistler Instrument Corporation Debuts Type 8688A IEPE Triaxial TEDS Accelerometer with Industry-Exclusive, Patented Low Mass Design


Sensors Ideal for Modal and Structural Analysis, General Purpose Vibration Measurements

Amherst, New York, USA - Kistler Instrument Corporation (www.kistler.com), a worldwide supplier of precision sensors, systems and instrumentation for the dynamic measurement of pressure, force, torque and acceleration, has announced the debut of Type 8688A, a globally patented (U.S. patent number 12,088,325) series of low-cost high-sensitivity IEPE triaxial accelerometers, with optional TEDS, designed to simultaneously measure vibration in three orthogonal axes.

Available in ranges of ±5g, ±10g and ±50g, with choice of 100, 500 or 1000 mV/g sensitivities, the Type 8688A IEPE triaxial range incorporates Kistler PiezoBeam® technology, with an integral ceramic cantilevered beam, enclosed within a lightweight (less than 6.7 grams for 1000 mV/g), robust, welded titanium housing. Sensing elements are designed to provide outstanding amplitude and phase response over a wide frequency range and are temperature compensated using Kistler's own patented methods. Type 8688A sensors feature an integral low-noise charge amplifier that converts the charge signal to a proportional high level voltage signal, at an output impedance of less than 500 ohms. Units are ground isolated when mounted with a mounting clip or adhesive mounting adapter.

Type 8688A triaxial accelerometers offer an integral 4-pin connector, facilitating easy mounting and installation into space confined areas. Sensors may be mounted on any of three faces. The accelerometer operates directly from the internal power source found in most FFT analyzers, Kistler Piezotron® power supply couplers or any industry-compatible power source.

With its industry-exclusive low mass design, high sensitivity, high dynamic range and low noise operation, this precision triaxial accelerometer series is ideal for multi-channel modal and structural analyses of small components or subsystems, aerospace and automotive vehicle testing, and select general purpose vibration sensing applications, particularly those where mass loading may be a concern. For additional details, drawings and specifications, please contact Kistler Instrument Corporation toll-free (in the US & Canada) at 1-888-KISTLER, via email at sales.us@kistler.com by visiting www.kistler.com.

About Kistler Instrument Corporation:

Kistler Instrument Corporation (www.kistler.com), a Kistler Group company, is a worldwide supplier of precision sensors, systems and instrumentation for the dynamic measurement of pressure, force, torque and acceleration, as well as related electronics and software serving the automotive, aerospace, industrial, metal processing, plastic injection molding, R&D and testing & evaluation communities. Kistler products, ISO certified since 1994, are well recognized for performance, quality and reliability. With global headquarters in Winterthur, Switzerland and established North American operations since 1955, Kistler's expansive global sales presence is supported by the activities of 25 group companies and 30 distributors ensuring customer proximity, individualized application support and short product lead times. PiezoBeam® and Piezotron® are registered trademarks of Kistler Group, Inc.
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