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| Dytran releases Model 3224A3 IEPE accelerometer | ||
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 July 1, 2009 – Dytran Instruments introduced an ultra miniature IEPE accelerometer with titanium housing. Weighing in at just 0.2 grams, this miniature accelerometer successfully reduces mass loading effects. Because of its tiny “teardrop” design, the 3224A3 is ideal for shock and vibration measurements in even the smallest locations. Model 3224A3 is laser welded in a titanium housing which ensures its robust construction and contributes to its lightweight. The model 3224A3 has a sensitivity of 5 mV/g and can operate at temperatures up to 300°F. It features integrated electronics, an adhesive mount and a planar shear, ceramic design which reduces base strain sensitivity and thermal transient response. Part of the 3224A series of accelerometers, this family also includes models 3224A1 (10 mV/g) and 3224A2 (2 mV/g). This ultra miniature teardrop accelerometer is ideal for the following applications: Environmental Stress Screening, PC board vibration measurements, product response, general purpose vibration where space is at a premium, mechanical shock and modal analysis. Priced at $647. |
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