PCB Piezotronics, Inc.
Depew, NY 14043
Dynamic Force Sensors measure short-duration events.
Piezoelectric force sensors measure dynamic force in compression, tension, and impact modes. They possess necessary response and endurance to follow fast-rising, short-duration force events such as crimping, stamping, punching, forming, and drop and impact testing. Force sensor types include ring, 3-component ring, link, impact, penetration, and strain styles. ICPÃ-® and charge output...
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Quartz Force Rings suit punching and stamping operations.
With hermetically sealed stainless steel construction, ICPÃ-® and charge output piezoelectric force rings are suited for rapidly changing dynamic compression and impact tests from 10-100,000 lb. Sensors are designed for measurement of fast, transient forces, and are capable of monitoring low-level dynamic force fluctuations over higher static loads. They offer amplitude linearity of 1% FS and...
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Peak Monitoring System combines amplifier and peak meter.
Model 400B20 measures peak shock, pressure, force, or impact phenomena. Dual mode amplifier features continuous gain, and resetting or zeroing can be done manually or remotely. Peak meter displays peak voltage, with values that correlate directly to peak input. Unit can be used as digital voltmeter as well as for measuring bias of ICPÃ-® sensors. Features include 2 alarms, sensor output...
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Charge Converter works with high-temperature sensors.
Dual Sensitivity Model 422M147 converts high-impedance charge sensor signals to low-impedance voltage signals for operation with ICPÃ-® sensor signal conditioners or readout devices that have ICPÃ-® sensor input. It permits user to jumper select between 2 fixed sensitivities and allows use of coaxial cable at output. Featuring ground-isolated aluminum enclosure, device operates to 250Ã-
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Accelerometer provides peak measurement of -
Adhesive mount, charge output, Model 357B45 features operating temperature of -100 to +350Ã-
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Dynamic Pressure Sensors detect high acoustic levels.
Series 106 and 116 measure low-level pressure and high-intensity sound pressure levels - acoustic and ultrasonic. Hermetically sealed, piezoelectric microphones detect pressure transients, pulsations, turbulence, noise, and spikes for troubleshooting equipment and tuning processes. ICPÃ-® versions feature on-board electronics to provide conditioned output signal. Sensors have solid-state...
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Signal Conditioner is powered via computer USB port.
Model 485B36 pocket-sized, dual-channel ICPÃ-® sensor signal conditioner offers low-noise performance found in battery-powered signal conditioners. In addition to providing sensor with required constant current supply, unit decouples sensor's bias voltage from measurement signals. Features include BNC jack input connectors, 19.5 Vdc @ 4.5 mA sensor excitation power, and 50 kHz upper frequency...
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Signal Conditioners are DC powered.
Series 485M signal conditioners provide constant current excitation for ICPÃ-® sensors from 18-30 Vdc battery or lab power supply. Unit includes options for connecting directly to readout devices and data acquisition systems. Variety of power connections allows for flexibility in connecting directly into various power supplies. Compact signal conditioners feature x1 gain circuitry and are...
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Pressure Sensors offer full scale ranges from 100-5,000 psi.
Series 121A20/30 industrial dynamic ICPÃ-® pressure sensors are hermetically-sealed, all-welded, stainless steel units featuring Ã-¼ NPT pressure fitting and built-in microelectronic circuitry for clean voltage output signal. Electrical case isolation provides shielding from electromagnetic fields and eliminates ground loop problems. Two-pin military connector or molded, submersible cable...
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Triaxial Accelerometer is suited for vibration testing.
Model 350B50 ICPÃ-® accelerometer combines three 10,000 g sensing elements in one housing and features built-in, second order, low pass filter between sensor element and amplifier. Sensor contains built-in signal conditioning circuitry that can be powered by 2-20 mA constant current, regulated DC voltage of 18-20 VDS. Sensor is suited for high amplitude random vibration testing, qualification...
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