3-axis accelerometer 3000DE seriesvibratingcapacitiveMEMS
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Characteristics
- Number of axes
- 3-axis
- Technology
- capacitive, MEMS, vibrating
- Other characteristics
- rugged, low-noise, low-frequency, for automotive applications, for machine condition monitoring, with TEDS, voltage output, with analog output, IP65
- Acceleration range
Max.: 500 m/s²
(1,640 ft/s²)Min.: 20 m/s²
(66 ft/s²)- Frequency
Max.: 3,000 Hz
Min.: 1,500 Hz
Description
Sensor Type: Accelerometer
Sensor Technology: MEMS Capacitive – Vibrating ring
Sensitive Direction: Triaxial
Output Signal: Voltage
Protection class: IP68
Temperature: -40°C to +100°C
Housing material: Aluminum/Stainless Steel
• Low cost sensors
• Accurate DC Measurement
• High shock protection
• Low noise – high resolution
• Differential-ended output signal
• Gas damping
DynaLabs 3000 DE (Differential-Ended) series accelerometers based on MEMS technology and capacitive operating principle.
The integrated electronic circuitry enables a differential-ended analog voltage output. 3000 DE triaxial accelerometers are reliable and long-term stable sensors. They provide flexible power supply voltage from 6 to 40 VDC.
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