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You are here: Home / Meters & Testers / Accelerometer Measures Ultra-Low Level Vibration On Structures

Accelerometer Measures Ultra-Low Level Vibration On Structures

October 8, 2010 By Test and Measurement Editor Leave a Comment

silver acceleromoterMeggitt Sensing Systems released the Wilcoxon Research Model 731A, an ultra-high sensitivity industrial seismic accelerometer designed for measuring both seismic and ultra-low level, low frequency vibration on structures and objects.

Offered with the noise performance of 0.5 μg rms and with a sensitivity of 10 V/g, the Wilcoxon Research Model 731A incorporates use of ultra low-noise electronics for clear signals at sub micro-g levels.  The sensor is designed to reliably operate over a temperature range of -10°C to +65°C (+14°F to +149°F) and includes an integral low-pass filter to eliminate high frequencies and ensure greater measurement quality and reliability. These attributes also help the Model 731A to be low-frequency capable. Units include electrostatic discharge (ESD) and reverse wiring protection for added quality assurance.

The Model 731A is supplied with mounting stud and level 3 calibration data. The combined ultra-high sensitivity and low frequency measurement capabilities of the Wilcoxon Research Model 731A make it suitable for use in high-accuracy industrial manufacturing environments, as well as in floor isolation testing and photolithography applications.

www.meggittsensingsystems.com

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