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Force-Balanced Inclinometer Selector Guide

Force-Balanced Inclinometer Selector Guide

Product catalog summary

Features & Benefits:
The document outlines various series of inclinometers, each with unique features such as micro radian resolution, high-level output, low impedance, fluid damping, and high shock capability. These devices are designed for applications like machine tool leveling, structural monitoring, antenna leveling, and geophysical monitoring.

Applications:
Inclinometers are used in diverse fields including steel processing, construction, oil and gas well mapping, vehicle wheel alignment, and seismic monitoring. They are suitable for environments requiring high precision and performance, such as radar/antenna control and automatic train position control.

Performance Specs:
The inclinometers offer input ranges from ±1° to ±90°, with full range outputs of ±5V or 4-20 mA. They exhibit non-linearity as low as 0.02% FRO and scale factor temperature sensitivity up to 400 PPM/°C. The devices can withstand vibrations up to 20g and shocks up to 1500g.

Environmental:
Operating temperature ranges vary from -40°C to +85°C, with survival temperature ranges extending to -60°C to +90°C. The devices are sealed according to MIL-STD-202 standards, ensuring durability in harsh conditions.

Mechanical:
Inclinometers are available in various sizes and weights, with options for custom configurations. They feature low noise levels and high resolution, making them suitable for precise measurements.

Electrical:
Input voltage ranges from ±12 to ±30 Vdc, with nominal input currents varying by model. Output impedance is typically around 100 ohms, and noise levels are kept minimal to ensure accurate readings.

Force-Balanced Inclinometer Selector Guide

Force-Balanced Inclinometer Selector Guide

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