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Schaevitz® T700 - Series DC-Operated, Single and Dual Axis Inclinometer 1 Ringway Centre, Edison Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6YH, United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0) 870 444 0728 Fax: +44 (0) 870 444 0729 Email: sales@sherbornesensors.com Website: www.sherbornesensors.com T700 Series - Iss 3.doc Introduction The Sherborne Sensors’ T700 range of Solid State Inclinometers measure inclination proportional to sine of angle in single or dual axes. The inclinometer utilises MEM technology and has positive mechanical stops confering excellent shock resistance. The -0101 version incorporates a temperature sensor enabling each sensor to be indivually characterised over its operational temperature range. A data sheet containing the characteristic output equation is supplied with each sensor enabling errors due to zero offset, sensitivity error, linearity, thermal zero shift and thermal sensitivity shift to be minimised. By entering the equation coefficents into the host operating software, cost-effective high accuracy acceleration sensing may be achieved. Designed for operation from an unregulated DC power source, the T700 is packaged in a robust aluminium alloy housing with an integral shielded cable connection; the shield is connected to the sensor case. The cable may, as an option, be fitted with an electrical connector. WIRE COLOUR FUNCTION RED 6.5 – 18 V Supply1 BLACK Ground2 YELLOW X-Axis output WHITE Y-Axis output3 GREEN Temperature output4 BLUE Self-test input 1 power supply input is reverse-polarity protected 2 electrical ground is isolated from the case 3 for dual axes version 4 used on -0101 version

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