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1-axis inclinometer IMS360CANCANopenSAE J1939
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Characteristics
- Number of axes
- 1-axis
- Output
- CAN, CANopen, SAE J1939
- Technology
- mechanical, inertial
- Other characteristics
- dynamic, IP67
- Inclination
Min.: 0 °
Max.: 360 °
- Resolution
0.01 °
Description
The robust inclination sensor IMS360 enables new applications in dynamic applications thanks to the integrated acceleration sensor and gyroscope. Thanks to the innovative sensor-fusion algorithm, external accelerations such as vibrations and shocks are compensated and consequently reliable inclination values are provided. Complete IMU functionality is also available. Its high degree of protection, robust housing and E1 approval (UN ECE R10) make it ideally suited for use in commercial vehicles.
6 Axis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU)
Compensation of external acceleration thanks to innovative sensor fusion
Dynamically compensated inclination measurement (360° or ±90°)
CANopen (DS406) or SAE J1939 interface
IP6K9K, IP67 protection class
E1 Approval by the German Federal Office for Motor Vehicles
with PURE.MOBILE technology
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