
The Sherborne Sensors A640 Series accelerometers utilize MEMS technology to measure vector acceleration with high accuracy. The air damping feature is temperature-independent, and the device includes mechanical stops for shock resistance. Temperature compensation is provided for sensitivity and zero effects. Applications include data acquisition, crash recording, fatigue monitoring, mass transit deceleration control, road bed analysis, and fault detection in railways, as well as use in flight simulators and autopilots.
The A640 series operates from an unregulated DC power supply and features a MEMS sensor with air damping. It includes a military-style bayonet lock connector and a standard 5Hz low pass filter. The output can be biased at 1g to counteract Earth's gravity.
Schaevitz® A640 Series DC-Operated Accelerometer with unfiltered and low pass filter outputs 1 Ringway Centre, Edison Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6YH, United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0) 870 444 0728 Fax: +44 (0) 870 444 0729 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sherbornesensors.com A640 - Issue 5.doc Features • Ranges ±1g to ±20g • Essentially zero temperature coefficent of damping ratio • Filtered and unfiltered outputs simultaneously available • Integral temperature compensation • DC input - DC output • Signal ground isolated from power ground • High reliability Introduction The Sherborne Sensors’ range of Solid State Accelerometers measure vector acceleration with high accuracy using a micromachined (MEMS) silicon sensor incorporating an air damping feature. Unlike fluid damped devices the air damping employed is essentially independent of temperature. The transducer also incorporates positive mechanical stops confering excellent shock resistance. The accelerometer is compensated for the effects of temperature on both sensitivity and zero. Typical applications include data acquisition systems, crash recorders, fatigue life monitoring and prediction; monitoring and controlling deceleration in mass transit systems; road bed analysis and fault detection equipment for high speed railways; military and civil flight simulators; autopilots and low frequency vibration monitoring. The A640 series will in many cases replace the now discontinued Schaevitz Series A400 accelerometers and is mechanically inter-changeable. In addition to the instruments offered in this bulletin Sherborne Sensors design and develop accelerometers for specific applications. These custom designed units can be manufactured and tested to conform to specific requirements and standards.
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