Two Axis Accelerometer Acceleration Sensor Vibration Sensor

Specifications

accelerometer, acceleration sensor,sensor
1.Excellent turn-on repeatability and stability performance
2.analog output
3.acco

 

two axis accelerometer acceleration sensor vibration sensor

 

AKE29T is two axis acceleration mete that RION company imports Switzerland Patented Technology, which is one of accelerometer sensors used widely. It is used in inertia and tilt measurement. It has functions of firm structure, low power, excellent stability to promise reliability of good output. AKE29T is a capacitive sensor of single crystal silicon. A silicon chip is handled by micro-machine, which applies in low power, signal adjusted  ASIC, storing compensation value of  processor and temperature of inductor. Features of the product are low power, passed standardization, kept structure sturdy, and output stable.  It provides solid power source, protect totally for overpower. The stability and deviation value is less than 0.1% during whole procedure. Regarding AKE19T, The typical value to deviation of temperature modulus is 100μg/degrees celsius, and the scaling factor of temperature is 100ppm/degrees celsius.

 

Features:
1:Highest performance accelerometer available
2:Excellent turn-on repeatability and stability performance
3:Analog output
4:Field-adjustable range
5:Dual built-in self test
6:Internal temperature sensor for thermal compensation
7:According to the ISO9001 standard

8:Measuring range:±2G,±8G,±40G
9:Measuring Axis:X,Y
10:Working temperature:-40 to +100 (degrees celsius )
11:Bias correction:<10mg
12:48h Bias stable:0.05mg
13:Resolution:< 0.1mg
14:Bandwidth:0-≥400 Hz
15:Shock resistance:40,000G
16:Working current:<2mA @ 5.0 VDC

  

Applications:
1:Crash records, monitoring and prediction of fatigue
2:End winding vibration monitoring of hydro generators,large electric motors
3:Free field,building-structure observations
4:Artificial blast observations
5:Site safety evaluation and low-frequency vibration measurements at dams
6:Large bridges
7:Railway stations and tunnels