Kistler Instrument Corp.
Amherst, NY 14228
Force Sensor measures vehicle weight at highway speeds.
LineasÃ-® Weigh In Motion Sensor Type 9195E measures wheel- and axle loads and also determines vehicle gross weight under rolling traffic conditions. Compact cables require 8 mm wide installation slots and channels for integration into road surface. Quartz piezoelectric sensor provides stability, is insensitive to temperature changes, and is protected to IP 68. Available in 2 sensing lengths,...
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Process Monitor has touch screen control.
CoMo ViewÃ-® accepts force instrumentation data and is capable of monitoring up to 20 cycles/sec in 2 channels. Front panel LCD touch screen enables full mode setup via Ethernet and web browser, and memory of last 20 cycles can be applied to setups and runs. Features include 12 combinable evaluation functions, data export capability, and 3 data inputs for piezoelectric sensors, strain gages,...
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Pressure Sensors facilitate intake manifold engine studies.
Series 4005A compact Pressure Sensors feature Direct Chip Technology that eliminates conventional diaphragm and exposes measuring element to medium to increase high frequency response to momentary happening data. Piezoresistive element is protected by screen and is coated for durability. Measuring ranges offered are 2, 5, 10, 50, and 100 bar with operating range of -40Ã-
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Charge Amplifier supports in-the-mold pressure sensors.
Type 5155A conditions sensed data to enable proper transition from injection phase to holding phase of molding. Powered by 18-30 Vdc, unit is available in single-, 2-, or 4-channel versions. Optional internal module makes charge amplifier a controller for automatic switchover. Switchover at optimum point is driven by gradient in pressure rise sensed by cavity pressure sensor. Temperature and...
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Miniature Triaxial Accelerometer resists high temperatures.
Utilizing PiezoStarÃ-® crystal element, Model 8765A250 exhibits low sensitivity variation over operating temperature of -54 to +165Ã-
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Accelerometers have built-in data sheets.
Simultaneously measuring vibration in 3 mutually perpendicular axes, 8762(X) M10 series incorporates TEDS smart sensor technology and uses ceramic shear sensing element. Compliant to IEEE 1451.4 directive, PiezoSmart(TM) circuitry permits reading of self-generating data sheet and enables writing to internal sensor memory. Series of 20 mm cube accelerometers includes 3 models with 5, 10, and 50 g...
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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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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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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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