New Accelerometers Products

Accelerometer weighs 0.2 grams.

Miniature (0.11 x 0.23 in. footprint) model 352C23 ICPÃ-® mounts onto space-restricted locations. Structured with shear mode, piezoceramic sensing element and built-in signal conditioning microelectronics, adhesive mountable sensor produces clean, 5 mV/g output signal. Frequency response spans from 2 to 10 kHz, and resonant frequency is greater than 70 kHz. Features include anodized aluminum...

Embeddable Accelerometers are suited for OEM requirements.

Series 660 piezoelectric accelerometers are available in three sizes that provide various sensitivities in ICPÃ-®, voltage, and charge mode configurations. All units offer broad frequency response, high signal-to-noise ratio, wide operating temperature range, and low power operation. Units are suitable for vibration and shock measurement applications such as impact detection and recording for...

Triaxial Accelerometer operates up to 165-

Model 8290A25 measures acceleration signals in 3 orthogonal axes. Cube shaped package with notched corner allows for identification of orientation in blind areas. Hermetically sealed unit is constructed from titanium and utilizes ceramic sensing element. It offers charge sensitivity of 25 pC/g, and measuring range of Ã-

Accelerometer withstands in high temperatures.

Model 65HT-10 tri-axial ISOTRON measures accelerations up to 500 g on 3 orthogonal axes of vibration at temperatures up to 347Ã-

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Accelerometer works in high temperatures.

Model 357B61 conducts vibration measurements at temperatures up to to 900Ã-

Accelerometer monitors vibration on rotating machinery.

Model 8752A50M5 K-Shear Accelerometer, with quartz shear-mode elements, is insensitive to base strain, thermal transients, and transverse acceleration. Frequency response is 0.5 Hz to 12 kHz, with measuring range of +/-50 g and sensitivity of 100 mV/g. Charge converter electronics allow unit to operate up to 330 deg F. Accelerometer includes MIL-C-5015 top connector, 316 SS hermetically welded...

Accelerometer offers frequency range from 0 to 2400 Hz.

Model JTF, with anodized-aluminum housing, provides overload protection to 20x range. It is available in 3 different mounting configurations: flat-pack rectangular unit mounts with 2 bolts; bolt-mount model has center through hole; and stud-mount utilizes tapped hole in base. Triaxial mounting block is available for flat-pack style to mount 3 accelerometers for sensing vibration in each of 3 axes.

Triaxial Piezoresistive Accelerometer is suitable for crash testing.

Miniature Model 7268B is for applications requiring minimal mass loading and broad frequency response. It measures 0.5 x 0.5 x 0.4 in., weighs 8 g, and has 3 micro-machined sensors. Two active arms and two internal precision fixed resistors provide for shunt calibration, while internal diodes furnish ESD protection. Available in +/-500 g or +/-2000 g models, accelerometer meets SAE J211 specs for...

Signal Conditioner handles smart sensors.

Three-channel Model 433 amplifier card works with single-ended piezoelectric and ISOTRON(R) accelerometers, remote charge converters, and i-TEDS IEEE P1451.4 smart sensors. Microprocessor provides fast data transfer with reliability. Gain is programmable from 0 to 1000 while accuracy is 0.5% at 1 kHz for gains greater than 1.0. Card plugs into company's Model 4990 and 4998 racks, and can be...

Accelerometer measures vibration on structures.

Ultra miniature ceramic shear accelerometer type 8778A500 offers 10 mV/g vibration measurement sensitivity, 0 to 500 g measuring range, and a Ã-

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