1-axis tilt sensor TLP300 CANopen
2-axisCANopenMEMS

1-axis tilt sensor - TLP300 CANopen - TSM SENSORS SRL - 2-axis / CANopen / MEMS
1-axis tilt sensor - TLP300 CANopen - TSM SENSORS SRL - 2-axis / CANopen / MEMS
1-axis tilt sensor - TLP300 CANopen - TSM SENSORS SRL - 2-axis / CANopen / MEMS - image - 2
1-axis tilt sensor - TLP300 CANopen - TSM SENSORS SRL - 2-axis / CANopen / MEMS - image - 3
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Characteristics

Number of axes
1-axis, 2-axis
Output
CANopen
Technology
MEMS
Other characteristics
rugged, IP67
Inclination

Min.: -85 °

Max.: 360 °

Resolution

0.01 °

Description

An inclinometer measures the angle to the direction of the gravity in one or more axes. TLP300 is the new family of inclination sensors, based on the MEMS technology, capable of working in extreme conditions and hard environments, subjected to sharp movements, shocks and high vibrations. The perfect synthesis of precision, stability, robustness and cost, which make it suitable for use on mobile devices and applications such as: cranes, aerial platforms, operating and earth moving machines. The integration of accelerometers and gyroscopes with sensor fusion proprietary algorithms, ensure high performances over all the operating range. APPLICATIONS Agrictultural machinery, Earth moving, Construction, Handling and lifting CHARACTERISTICS MEMS technology High protection level and wide temperature range High temperature stability Resolution up to 0.01° Single axis range ±180° or 0 ... 360° Dual axis range up to ± 85° ADVANTAGES Gyro-compensated Excellent accuracy Reliability and long service life for outdoor applications Compact dimensions Designed for harsh enviromental conditions TLP300 dual axis inclinometer : The 2-dimensional tilt sensor must be mounted with the base plate in horizontal position, i.e. parallel to the horizontal line. The sensor can be tilted to both the X and Y axes at the same time. A separate measure is provided for each axis. TLP300 single axis inclinometer : The 1-dimensional tilt sensor must be installed with the base plate in vertical position, i.e. Z-axis perpendicular to the force of gravity. The default “zero point” position is the one shown in the following images.

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