A triaxial accelerometer is used in vibration measurement applications to detect and measure vibration levels in three perpendicular directions.
This accelerometer can be used to measure and analyze vibration in mechanical systems, machines, and structures, and is particularly useful for assessing the health of these systems and identifying potential problems before they become major issues.
YMC 141A Series
- Price: 1420 €
To use a triaxial accelerometer to measure vibration, you need to attach it to the surface of interest with a mounting fixture and connect it to a vibration analyzer or data logger.
You can then measure vibration levels in three axes – X, Y and Z – and analyze the data to identify patterns or irregularities.
Triaxial accelerometers are a useful tool for anyone involved in machine maintenance, structural inspection or vibration analysis, offering valuable insight into the health of the systems they monitor.
Features:
- Small dimensions
- Excellent phase response
- High resolution
- Low temperature coefficient
- Well suited for modal and structural analysis
- For sensitivity variants (10, 20, 50 and 100 mV/g)
Delivery with sensor cable 5 meter
- 1/4-28(4-Pin)/3-BNC (5 Meter)
KS903B Series
- Price: 1680 €
Features:
- Small dimensions
- Excellent phase response
High resolution - Low temperature coefficient
- Contains digital memory for sensor data (TEDS according to IEEE 1451.4; Template 25 m. DS2431)
- Well suited for modal and structural analysis
- Two sensitivity variants (10 and 100 mV/g)
Delivery variant with accessory case:KS903B10x/01:
- 091-CMR-B711-3: Cable for IEPE sensors; 3 m; 1/4″-28; 4-pin on Binder 711; mnl.; 120 °C; D2.1
- 034-B711f-BNC: Adapter Binder 711; 0.5 m; 4-pin to wbl.; 3 x BNC; mnl.; 80 °C
- 708: Rare earth holding magnet; M5; SW15; 120 °C
- 029: Adhesive insulating flange; M5; D15; >250 °C
- 003: Threaded screw; M5 x 8