Single-axis accelerometer 970
piezoelectricruggedwaterproof

single-axis accelerometer
single-axis accelerometer
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Characteristics

Number of axes
single-axis
Technology
piezoelectric
Other characteristics
rugged, waterproof
Frequency

Max.: 3,000 Hz

Min.: 5 Hz

Description

The IRD Model 970 is a rugged, low impedance accelerometer for use with portable instruments on all types of rotating machinery. The Model 970 has built-in electronics to provide a low impedance output and eliminate the need for special low noise cables. The Model 970 is sealed against dust and moisture and operates up to a temperature of 250°F (121°C). A single ¼” - 28 mounting stud is used for attaching the accelerometer to a flat surface. Insulated mounting adapters are available for those cases where ground potential problems may exist between the transducer mounting surface and the instrument. Operating power and current for the accelerometer are supplied externally, typically from the instrument. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Frequency Response 5 to 3000 Hz ± 10% @ 70° F (21°C) Sensitivity 50 mV/g nominal ± 10% @ 100Hz Magnetic Field Sensitivity 0.001 g/Gauss @ 60 Hz Dynamic Range .001—70g peak Resonance 27 kHz mounted, nominal Grounding Case isolated from signal ground Power Requirement +8 to +15 VDC and –8 to –15 VDC Pin A— +VDC Pin B— -VDC Pin C— common Pin D— signal Housing 300 series stainless steel, waterproof, dustproof, welded case Transverse Response 5% average Residual Noise Less than 0.0002g broadbandtransducer output Shock 2000g peak Temperature Range -40° to 250° F (-40° to 121° C) Connector 4 pin, MS-type 12S-10P Mounting ¼” - 28 tapped hole, ¼” deep Weight 7.7 oz (220 grams)

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