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Industrial accelerometer design, 2009 6 Vibration product training – low frequency measurements Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies proprietary • What is an accelerometer –A sensor is a that measures acceleration –Based on Newton’s second law of motion

Stiffness, the second variable in the w=√k/m, equation is depen-dent on the sensing structure. Flexural designs as stated earlier provide significant mechanical gain, but the stiffness is very low. Flexural designs typically have high output, low resonance and limited shock resistance. Compression accelerometers, by virtue

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PC420DPP-40 displacement sensor • PC: Designed to work with an existing process control system for machinery health and process monitoring • 420: Outputs a value between 4 and 20 mA that represents the overall vibration at the monitoring point • D: The vibration is integrated to displacement to detect faults at the 1x running speed • PP: Displacement is measured “peak-to-peak ...

voltage which may be calculated using the following equation. V out = 422E Scaling (mV/pC) x Transducer Sensitivity (pC/Engineering Unit) where: V out = Output of 422E in mV/Engineering Unit the Engineering Unit may be g’s, Newtons, psi, etc., depending on the sensor Example: A 357A12 (3 pC/g) is used with a 422E02 (10 mV/pC). Calculate the ...

The degree of the denominator of H(s) in this equation is n = 2; therefore, this is a second order filter. Solving for the roots of the denominator provides values for the poles of the filter. Each pole will provide a slope of -1 on a log amplitude versus log frequency plot, which is equivalent to -6 dB/octave or -20 dB/decade response ...

illustrated by Equation set (1) below. While details of the system of equations aren’t important for this discussion, note the third equation in the set shows there is one direction (z-axis) that produces no piezoelectric output. Cuts along this axis provide the quartz for placebo transducers. Pxx= d11σxx - d11σyy + 0 σzz+ d14τyz + 0 τzx ...

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All plane waves travel with the velocities obtained in either Equations 1 or 2. A third type wave (Raleigh) also exists and propagates on the surface of a solid, elastic body. Its velocity is always between the two above, so the dilational and distortional waves will be evaluated as limiting cases. The

When driving long cables, the equation above shows that as the length of cable, peak voltage output or maximum frequency of interest increases, a greater constant current will be required to drive the signal. The nomograph below provides a simple, graphical method for obtaining the expected maximum frequency capability of an ICP ® measurement ...

using one of the following equations: Note: • Current output in µA always equals voltage output in mV. • For velocity output models, the gain of the amplifier is frequency (f) dependent. PAGE 6 Example: An amplifier ordered with 10 pC/g input sensitivity and a 100 mV/g output sensitivity would have a gain of 100 mV/g / 10 pC/g = 10 mV/pC. ...

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It is determined by the following equation where N is machinery RPM and N: C : is the number of machine cycles desired. The lower shock threshold level is typically set to 2 to 4 times the baseline acceleration level =

voltage which may be calculated using the following equation. V out = 422E Scaling (mV/pC) x Transducer Sensitivity (pC/Engineering Unit) where: V out = Output of 422E in mV/Engineering Unit the Engineering Unit may be g’s, Newtons, psi, etc., depending on the sensor Example: A 357A12 (3 pC/g) is used with a 422E02 (10 mV/pC). Calculate the ...

This equation is also graphically represented in Fig. 6 below: Figure 6: Standard DTC Curve. The product of R and C represents the DTC (in seconds) of the sensor. Sensor time constants vary from just a few seconds to >2000 seconds for standard sensors. Special time constants can be supplied by altering the resistor value, R, in the sensors ...

Record the DC output voltage by using a DVM. Invert the sensor by flipping it 180°. Rest the top on the mounting surface with the model number facing down (Figure 4). The sensor is experiencing -1g acceleration. Record the DC output voltage. To calculate the sensitivity of the accelerometer, use the equation: Sensitivity = [(+1g) – (-1g)] / 2

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voltage which may be calculated using the following equation. V out = 422E Scaling (mV/pC) x Transducer Sensitivity (pC/Engineering Unit) where: V out = Output of 422E in mV/Engineering Unit the Engineering Unit may be g’s, Newtons, psi, etc., depending on the sensor Example: A 357A12 (3 pC/g) is used with a 422E02 (10 mV/pC). Calculate the ...

3 that when encountering pyroshock piezoelectric accelerometers, particularly non- isolated ones, frequently do not integrate as they should to zero. This is due to dipole rotation in their ceramic sensing elements. In theory, MEMS accelerometers should not have this problem because this phenomenon does