Accelerometres
Piezoresistive accelerometers (view here)
Endevco piezoresistive accelerometers are DC responding, and are ideal for measuring long duration transient events. Applications include automotive crash testing, where Endevco continues to be the world leader. Other applications include high g shock and biomedical applications. Most Endevco piezoresistive accelerometers use silicon micromachined MEMS sensors which are produced at Endevco’s state-of-the-art facility in Silicon Valley. They are available in surface mount packages, general use configurations and application specific packaging. Most accelerometers are undamped to minimize phase shift and their mechanical design and high resonant frequency
ensures accurate data.
Variable capacitance accelerometers (view here)
Variable capacitance accelerometers are DC responding sensors that are perfect for measuring motion, long duration events and low frequency vibration. They provide high sensitivities at very low frequencies and outstanding temperature stability. Endevco accelerometers are known for their high shock survivability and fast recovery time, while providing years of accurate measurements. The internal MEMS sensor is manufactured at Endevco’s worldclass micromachining facility. Endevco variable capacitance
accelerometers operate from DC power supplies and require no special signal conditioning.
Piezoelectric accelerometers (view here)
Piezoelectric accelerometers are high impedance charge mode sensors that are known for having a high MTBF. They are used with either a charge amplifier or in-line charge converter, like our 133 or 2771 products. These designs are ideal for use in extreme temperatures or in applications where the actual acceleration range is unknown. Endevco offers the largest selection of accelerometers in a variety of sizes and configurations to meet your testing needs. Special purpose units are available for flight, extreme temperatures and radiation environments.
Isotron® accelerometers (view here)
Isotron® accelerometers feature an integral electronic impedance converter, eliminating the need for an external charge amplifier. They can drive long cables with minimal distortion and noise pick-up. The Isotron® electronics are compatible with the industry standard IEPE current sources that are built into many FFT analyzers and data acquisition systems. (Current sources and amplifiers are also available from Endevco). These accelerometers offer the ultimate in testing convenience and are available with a wide selection of ranges, sizes and shapes. Special accelerometers, pioneered by Endevco, include lightweight versions with a 30 kHz bandwidth, high sensitivity units for seismic measurements, and the lowest noise accelerometers for measuring whole body motion.
Endevco piezoresistive accelerometers are DC responding, and are ideal for measuring long duration transient events. Applications include automotive crash testing, where Endevco continues to be the world leader. Other applications include high g shock and biomedical applications. Most Endevco piezoresistive accelerometers use silicon micromachined MEMS sensors which are produced at Endevco’s state-of-the-art facility in Silicon Valley. They are available in surface mount packages, general use configurations and application specific packaging. Most accelerometers are undamped to minimize phase shift and their mechanical design and high resonant frequency
ensures accurate data.
Variable capacitance accelerometers (view here)
Variable capacitance accelerometers are DC responding sensors that are perfect for measuring motion, long duration events and low frequency vibration. They provide high sensitivities at very low frequencies and outstanding temperature stability. Endevco accelerometers are known for their high shock survivability and fast recovery time, while providing years of accurate measurements. The internal MEMS sensor is manufactured at Endevco’s worldclass micromachining facility. Endevco variable capacitance
accelerometers operate from DC power supplies and require no special signal conditioning.
Piezoelectric accelerometers (view here)
Piezoelectric accelerometers are high impedance charge mode sensors that are known for having a high MTBF. They are used with either a charge amplifier or in-line charge converter, like our 133 or 2771 products. These designs are ideal for use in extreme temperatures or in applications where the actual acceleration range is unknown. Endevco offers the largest selection of accelerometers in a variety of sizes and configurations to meet your testing needs. Special purpose units are available for flight, extreme temperatures and radiation environments.Isotron® accelerometers (view here)
Isotron® accelerometers feature an integral electronic impedance converter, eliminating the need for an external charge amplifier. They can drive long cables with minimal distortion and noise pick-up. The Isotron® electronics are compatible with the industry standard IEPE current sources that are built into many FFT analyzers and data acquisition systems. (Current sources and amplifiers are also available from Endevco). These accelerometers offer the ultimate in testing convenience and are available with a wide selection of ranges, sizes and shapes. Special accelerometers, pioneered by Endevco, include lightweight versions with a 30 kHz bandwidth, high sensitivity units for seismic measurements, and the lowest noise accelerometers for measuring whole body motion.
