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Accelerometers
25 January 2013
Kistler Type 8688A series instrument grade triaxial accelerometers are said to be ideal for use in a multitude of R&D and OEM applications where high-precision, low-frequency measurements and high-durability packaging a
Kistler Type 8688A series instrument
grade triaxial accelerometers are said
to be ideal for use in a multitude of
R&D and OEM applications where
high-precision, low-frequency
measurements and high-durability
packaging are required.
The low mass, hermetically sealed (IP68) titanium cube measures just 12.5mm and combines Kistler's PiezoBeam technology with an integrated PiezoTron charge converter to produce a triaxial accelerometer that is said to have an exceptional sensitivity to size ratio.
Available in 5, 10 and 50g versions, the 8688A series accelerometers combine a 0.5 to 5000Hz frequency range with high degrees of phase accuracy and shock resistance.
The low mass, hermetically sealed (IP68) titanium cube measures just 12.5mm and combines Kistler's PiezoBeam technology with an integrated PiezoTron charge converter to produce a triaxial accelerometer that is said to have an exceptional sensitivity to size ratio.
Available in 5, 10 and 50g versions, the 8688A series accelerometers combine a 0.5 to 5000Hz frequency range with high degrees of phase accuracy and shock resistance.
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