Triaxial Accelerometer
A three-axis accelerometer that can simultaneously measure acceleration in all three directions. (www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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SparkFun Triple Axis Accelerometer Breakout
KX132 (Qwiic)
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This SparkFun Triple-Axis Accelerometer Breakout is a simple Qwiic breakout for the KX132 digital accelerometer from Kionix. The KX132 is a low-power, 16-bit resolution three-axis accelerometer with four user-selectable acceleration measurement ranges of ±2g/4g/8g/16g and has up to a 10kHz (max) output data rate making it ideal for a wide range of acceleration measurements as well as high-speed applications such as vibration and tap sensing.
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Angular Accelerometers
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Columbia Research Laboratories
Columbia Research Labs offers Angular Accelerometers that use the fluid rotor concept of sensing angular acceleration resulting in a highly accurate precision Angular Accelerometer that provide excellent bias stability and rejection of linear acceleration. We also offer smaller electrically damped Angular Accelerometers that provide exceptional high frequency characteristics for an angular acceleration within its range of sensitivity. Lastly we offer a Variable Range Angular Accelerometer allowing the customer to change the measurement range of the sensor to meet their requirements.
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Digital Accelerometer
ZET 7152-N-VER.1
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Digital accelerometer ZET 7152-N-VER.1 has a compact triaxial sensing element; it is purposed to measure linear acceleration and vibration acceleration variable component in three mutually perpendicular planes. Light weight of sensing element (only 1.5 g) considerably decreases self-mass load effect, and compact dimensions (8.5×8.5×8.5 mm) allow using ZET 7152-N-VER.1 digital accelerometer to measure vibration in small work-area systems.
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General Purpose Piezoelectric Accelerometers
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Piezoelectric accelerometers offer tremendous versatility for shock and vibration measurements. These rugged sensors can withstand adverse environmental conditions. A wide variety of configurations are available to support multiple application requirements. Specialty units are also available through mechanical or electrical design modifications or additional qualification testing.
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Dual-Axis Accelerometer For HS5 & 6 Handyscopes, +/- 2G
TP-ACC20-09
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The Accelerometer is a low cost, low power, complete dual-axis accelerometer with signal conditioned voltage outputs. The output signals are analog voltage proportional to acceleration. The Accelerometer is capable of measuring both positive and negative accelerations to at least +/- 2G.
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Accelerometers - Special Purpose
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Analog Devices accelerometers and iSensor® MEMS accelerometer subsystems provide accurate detection while measuring acceleration, tilt, shock, and vibration in performance driven application. Our portfolio leads the industry in power, noise, bandwidth, and temperature specifications, and offers a range of MEMS sensor and signal conditioning integration on chip. Our MEMS-based Circuits from the Lab® reference designs have been built and tested by ADI experts to help you jumpstart your next system design.
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Three Axis Accelerometers
TAA
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The Inertial Labs MEMS TAA-308, TAA-315 and TAA-340 are the third generation of the Inertial Labs MEMS, three-axis high-precision accelerometers released in a stand-alone design. The TAA-308, TAA-315 and TAA-340 are revolutionary, compact, self-contained, strapdown, Navigation-grade Accelerometers that measure linear accelerations with high precision due to their unique design and developed by Inertial Labs over last 20 years several significant know-know and technics in calibrations of inertial sensors. Measured by TAA Accelerometers accelerations are determined with low noise and very good repeatability for both motionless and dynamic applications.
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SparkFun Triple Axis Accelerometer Breakout
ADXL362
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We've been using and selling Analog Devices' ADXL accelerometers for a good while now, and now we've found another great part in the series! The ADXL362 is a complete 3-axis MEMS acceleration measurement system that operates at extremely low power consumption levels. It measures both dynamic acceleration, resulting from motion or shock, and static acceleration, such as tilt. It's easy to communicate with the ADXL362 over SPI and built-in digital logic even enables autonomous operation for "wake-on-shake" operation.
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PCB IMIB01, 100 mV/g, IEPE, 15 kHz, 2-Pin, Accelerometer, Industrial Vibration Sensor
784176-01
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The PCB IMIB01 is an industrial Vibration Sensor designed for permanent installations. This sensor helps you acquire sound and movement data with supported PXI Sound and Vibration Modules, C Series Sound
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Linear Accelerometer Switch
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Columbia Research Laboratories
Columbia Research Labs Accelerometer Switch is designed to interface with electrical or mechanical systems to control, safeguard against, or warn of undesirable variations in DC and low frequency acceleration. This sensor is available with a selectable switch point, a single or Bi-polar switch, and a choice of input power.
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High Temperature Charge Mode Accelerometers
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Charge mode output accelerometers from PCB® use piezo-ceramic sensing elements that output an electrostatic charge signal proportional to the applied acceleration. These sensors can operate at extremely high temperatures because they do not contain the built-in signal conditioning electronics that limit the temperature range of ICP® accelerometers. Charge mode sensors are used in the testing of gas and steam turbines, jet engines, high power motors, exhaust systems and automobile engines where temperatures can range from 500° F (260° C) to 1200° F (649° C).
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Accelerometers
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Columbia Research Laboratories
An instrument for measuring acceleration, typically that of an automobile, ship, aircraft, or spacecraft, or that involved in the vibration of a machine, building, or other structure.
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Accelerometer Simulator
MTN/8302
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The MTN/8302 is a battery-powered unit designed to simulate a constant current type accelerometer. It enables test and calibration of vibration monitoring equipment such as the Monitran MTN/6000 series.
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IEPE Triaxial Whole Body Accelerometer – 1000 mV/g
HD2030MSP
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HD2030MSP is an accelerometer suitable for the measurement of vibrations transmitted by seats to the occupants of passenger and work vehicles.
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Low Outgassing ICP® Accelerometers
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Low Outgassing ICP® (IEPE) Accelerometer Types & Their Applications.
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PCB High Sensitivity, 100mV/g, ICP® (IEPE) Accelerometer
780989-01
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The PCB HSTC33 helps you acquire sound and movement data with supported PXI Sound and Vibration Modules, C Series Sound and Vibration Input Modules, and USB-based Sound and Vibration Devices. This sensor uses the Integrated Electronics Piezo-Electric (IEPE) current excitation. The PCB HSTC33 features a sensitivity range of 100 mV/g and requires a low-noise coaxial cable.
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Triple-Axis Accelerometer (+-2g/4g/8g/16g) w/ I2C/SPI
ADXL345
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Filling out our accelerometer offerings, we now have the really lovely digital ADXL345 from Analog Devices, a triple-axis accelerometer with digital I2C and SPI interface breakout. We added an on-board 3.3V regulator and logic-level shifting circuitry, making it a perfect choice for interfacing with any 3V or 5V microcontroller such as the Arduino.
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Endevco Cryogenic Charge Output Accelerometers
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PCB's acquisition of Endevco's full line of testing sensors means all Endevco sensors are now backed by PCB's Total Customer Satisfaction (TCS) guarantee. Endevco® cryogenic piezoelectric accelerometers are built specifically for measuring vibration under cryogenic conditions down to -452° F (-269° C). Signal outputs of these units are very stable even at extremely low temperatures. Their rugged internal construction is designed to withstand multiple cycles of thermal shock with steep temperature gradient. The accelerometers are self-generating devices that require no external power source for operation and contain no electronics. This allows them to operate below the -320° F (-196° C) limit of ICP accelerometers, down to -452° F (-269° C).
