Low Mass Accelerometer for High Vibration Levels

ACC104A

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Ideal for Accurate Structural Testing
Weighs Only 1.5 Grams
Small Size - ¼" Dia x ¼" High
High Shock/Acceleration Range up to ±1,000 g’s
High Resolution Due to Low Noise Floor
Laboratory Grade, 10 mV/g Output

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Descrição

OMEGA’s model ACC104A laboratory accelerometer is ideal for use where accurate structural testing is required. The ACC104A is lightweight, very small and is recommended for applications where low accelerometer weight is critical. It has a 10 mV/g output which can measure vibrations up to 10,000 Hz. The ACC104A has a stainless steel case with a flat surface for adhesive mounting, and an integral side exit coaxial cable.

SPECIFICATIONS
Excitation: 2 mA nominal @ 15 to 30 Vdc, constant current
Rated Output: 10 mV/g nominal @ 100 Hz
Frequency Response: 1 Hz to 10 kHz (up to ±10% rated output shift)
Amplitude Range: ±500 g peak
Amplitude Linearity: ±2% up to 400 g peak
Temperature Range: -55 to 120°C (-65 to 250°F)
Temperature Sensitivity Effect:
-54 to 38°C (-65 to 100°F): ≤5% FS
38 to 121°C (100 to 250°F): ≤8% FS
Discharge Time Constant: 0.5 s min
Transverse Sensitivity: 5% of axial max
Strain Sensitivity: 0.001 g/microstrain @ 25°/µσ
Maximum g Without Damage: 10,000 g peak
Maximum g Without Clipping: ±500 g peak
Mounted Resonance Frequency: >60 kHz
Output Impedance: 1000 Ω nominal
Bias Voltage: 7 V nominal
Base Strain: 0.003 g/microstrain nominal
Noise Floor (Wideband): 0.0012 g (rms)
Weight: 1.5 g (0.05 oz) nominal (without cable)
Material: Stainless steel, thermal insulating boot included
Dimensions: 7.11 H x 6.35 mm hex base (0.28 x 0.25")
Connector: 10-32 side coaxial male termination, cable sold separately (order model no. ACC-CB2-10)
Mounting: flat surface for adhesive mounting
Mounting Torque Max: 22 cm-kg (20 in-lb)

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