Piezoelectric Accelerometer Sensor, 50-5g/100-50g

A piezoelectric accelerometer sensor is a device that converts mechanical vibrations into electrical signals. This model of piezoelectric accelerometer has a measuring range of 50-5g and 100-50g. It generates an electric charge through the deformation of a piezoelectric crystal, which is converted into acceleration information, and the mounting method can be selected from M5 thread, M6 thread, M8 thread, and magnetic holder, which is compact, lightweight, and highly reliable, and can realize accurate monitoring of vibration and acceleration.

Parameters

Feature

• Accelerometer sensor uses the positive piezoelectric effect of piezoelectric material and has its own internal charge amplifier.
• Sensor noise is small, anti-interference ability is strong, suitable for long-distance measurement.
• Suitable for permanent installation and long-term online monitoring.
• Industrial accelerometer sensors are stainless steel structure, double shielding (isolation), sealed laser welding (waterproof, anti-oil).
• Piezoelectric accelerometer according to the site requirements to provide flexible installation and output mode.

Dimension (unit: mm)

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Application

Tips: How to Use Piezoelectric Accelerometer Sensor 50-5g, 100-50g?

• The piezoelectric accelerometer sensor is a sensor that measures acceleration for a wide range of applications. First, connect the Piezoelectric accelerometer to a supported data acquisition system. Make sure the sensor's range is set between 50-5g or 100-50g before collecting data.
• Next, configure the sensitivity and sampling rate of the piezoelectric accelerometer according to system requirements. By reading the sensor output, you can acquire acceleration data. When using piezoelectric accelerometers, consider vibration frequency and environmental conditions to optimize performance.
• Finally, analyze the data to obtain informat ion about changes in acceleration. Ensure that you follow the documentation and specifications provided by the accelerometer manufacturer to ensure accuracy and reliability.