Get That Spin

Sept. 2, 2004
Model 7302BM4 angular accelerometers give rotational and torsional measurements.

A temperature-compensated piezoresistive element in a Wheatstone bridge provides high rejection of cross-axis angular and linear accelerations. Units are fluid-damped to optimize frequency and phase response within a 0 to 250°F range. Frequency response is stable from 0 to 1,600 Hz and output is to 50,000 rad/sec2. Nominal sensitivity is 5.0 mV/krad/sec2 with 10-Vdc excitation voltage. Typical applications include measuring irregularities in shaft and drivetrain rotation in machine and turbine monitoring as well as automotive applications such as crash testing and chassis-vibration monitoring.

Endevco,
30700 Rancho Viejo Rd., San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675,
(949) 493-8181, www.endevco.com

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