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News Release from: Inertial Aerosystems UK | Subject: QA-650
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 09 February 2007
Force rebalance accelerometer measures
to 30g
Product has applications in automotive test instrumentation, braking system deceleration, bridge and building movement monitoring, industrial and robotics control, and navigation systems
Inertial Aerosystems announce the availability of a force rebalance accelerometer, designed for industrial applications Designated the QA-650, it incorporates the established Q-Flex etched quartz proof flexure seismic system
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 30 Aug 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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Designed for use in hostile environments, the seven models in the Inertial Aerosystems 2240 range have a full scale acceleration of +/-2g to +/-200g, with a temperature range of-55 to 125C
An amorphous quartz proof mass structure provides excellent bias, scale factor and axis alignment.
Integral electronics develop an acceleration proportional output with current providing both static and dynamic acceleration measurements up to 30g.
With an appropriately scaled output resistor, the output current can be converted into a voltage.
This product has long term stability, low noise and excellent long term bias repeatability.
The operating temperature is -55 to 96C with shock resistance exceeding 100g and vibration of 25g peak sine @ 5-500Hz.
Weighing only 65 grams maximum with a diameter of 26.54mm and a height of 15.67mm, it is ideal where space and weight is at a premium.
Operating supply is +/-13 to +/-18VDC.
This versatile product has applications in automotive test instrumentation, braking system deceleration, bridge and building movement monitoring, industrial and robotics control, land vehicle navigation, trains and track testing and offshore drilling platform motion monitoring.
It is particularly suited to GPS/INS navigation systems. Request a free brochure from Inertial Aerosystems UK ...
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