Ultra-Low-Weight Triaxial Accelerometer
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.
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.
Microminiatur
Triaxial Accelerometer
● Mass 1.2 grams
● precision accelerometer – shear ceramics
● Charge output, no external power required
● Wide dynamic range
● Titanium housing
Triaxial Accelerometer Set
● Residual noise; wide band; RMS <400 (0,5 – 20000 Hz) µg
● Lower frequency limit (3 dB) 0,15 Hz
● Upper frequency limit (3 dB) 7000 (X);12000 (Y/Z) Hz
● Small dimensions
● Excellent phase response
● High resolution
● Low temperature coefficient
● Includes electronic data sheet (TEDS)
● Suitable for modal and structural analysis
● Two sensitivity versions (10 and 100 mV/g)
Triaxial Accelerometer Set
● Lower frequency limit (3 dB) 0,2 Hz
● Upper frequency limit (3 dB) 10000 Hz
● Rugged industrial design
● Protection grade IP67
● Insulated base against ground loops
● Trough hole for easy attachment
● Cable with connector Binder 711, 5 m, for adapter 034
● Adapter from connector Binder 711 to 3 BNC connectors
Price: € 1398
4 Channel Vibration Analyzer with FFT and Vibrometer Software
4 channel IEPE USB DAQ
- PC based portable data acquisition
- Simultaneous measurement data acquisition via USB
- Frequency analysis 0 Hz – 80 kHz
- Structural analysis – Modal analysis
NVH FFT Analyzer Lite
All Vibrometer values at a glance
- FFT Spectrum
- Time domain vibration acceleration
- Time domain Level vibration velocity
- Time domain vibration displacement
- Sensor Calibration
Analyzer Software Intro
- Shown here is the setup and a simple measurement after calibration of three IEPE accelerometers.
- With this solution you can handle most vibration problems in mechanical engineering, NVH, “Noise, Vibration, Harshness”, research and development at a fair price.