Kistler Instrument Corp.
Amherst, NY 14228
Accelerometer offers measuring range of -
Cube-shaped, IEPE triaxial accelerometer, Model 8763A500 permits simultaneous shock and vibration measurements in 3 mutually perpendicular axes. Three 5-40 threaded holes allow stud mounting on test object, utilizing each side of cube. Shear element technology assures immunity to base strain and thermal transients. Miniature 4-pin ceramic insulated connector provides stability over operating...
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Minature Accelerometer has +/- 500 g measuring range.
Model 8764A500 triaxial accelerometer weighs 1.3 g and incorporates shear element construction, assuring immunity from base strain and thermal transients. Measuring range is Ã-
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Force Sensors suit press-fit and calibration applications.
Models 9333, 9343, and 9363 operate with charge amplifiers commonly associated with piezoelectric instrumentation. They cover ranges to 50, 70, and 120 kN and are calibrated to ranges of 100, 10, and 1% of full scale. Piezoelectric measuring elements are protected by ruggedly constructed housings. Upper and lower flanges enable sensors to be mounted in presses, punches, and rams. Units also mount...
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Triaxial Accelerometer resists mounting strain.
Series 8762A is available in 5, 10, and 50 g ranges with sensitivities from 100-1000 mV/g. Annular shear sensor element has high immunity to base strain and transverse acceleration. Hard-anodized aluminum, 20 mm, cube-shaped housing is ground isolated. Accelerometer uses industry standard Ã-¼-28, 4-pin connector and has three 10-32 tapped holes for secure, stud mounting, assuring reliable...
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Process Controller is operated by Web browser.
CoMo NetÃ-® 5863A DIN rail mounted, 2-channel controller is operated via Ethernet on PC or web terminal. Data from strain gages and piezoelectric sensors in charge or voltage mode activate 12 evaluation functions that can be monitored for processes up to 20 cycles/sec. Six SPC-compatible digital inputs and outputs allow system to be integrated into machine control systems. Memory for storing...
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Sensor Converter adapts charge mode to voltage mode.
Model 5050A in-line converter adapts sensors with high impedance, charge mode outputs to low impedance, voltage mode operation. Available in 3 fixed-gain versions of 0.1, 1, and 10, unit has frequency response of 1 Hz to 20 kHz. Hermetically-sealed housing features ceramic insulated connector and offers long-term stability. Converter follows sensor and is powered by IEPE compatible power source.
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Accelerometer measures vibrations at high temperatures.
Model 8795A50M5 low-impedance, voltage-mode piezoelectric accelerometer measures simultaneous acceleration signals in 3 orthogonal axes. Welded-titanium, cube-shaped package, with notched corner, allows identification of sensor's orientation when working in blind areas. With measuring range of Ã-
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Accelerometer measures in three axes.
Model 8798A features annular shear sensor element that exhibits high immunity to base strain and transverse acceleration. Ceramic Shear design enables precise vibration measurements in 3 mutually perpendicular directions. Ranges include 5, 10, and 50 g with sensitivities of 1,000, 500, and 100 mV/g, respectively. Three built-in IEPE electronic impedance converters provide low impedance voltage...
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Triaxial Accelerometer provides measuring range of -
PiezoSMARTÃ-® Model 8793A500M10 conforms to IEEE P1451.4 standard for universal plug and play operation. Piezoelectric element measures vibration and shock in 3 mutually perpendicular axes. Stainless steel enclosure hermetically seals unit from adverse environments. Screw mounting enables intimate contact to test structure. With lightweight, low profile design, sensor is suited to modal...
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Accelerometer features 1500 mV/g sensitivity.
ServoK-BEAM 8330A2.5 Accelerometer is an analog force feed back sensor that utilizes silicon micro-machined variable capacitance sensing element. It features resolution of 0.8 Ã-µg @
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