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993A-5 triaxial sensor with integral cable

993A-5 triaxial sensor with integral cable

993A-5 triaxial sensor with integral cable

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Overview: The document provides detailed specifications and features of the Meggitt Sensing Systems 993A-5 Triaxial Accelerometer, designed for aerospace, measurement, and energy sectors. It highlights the product's capabilities in monitoring machinery with limited access and its robust design for reliable data output.
Key Features:
  • Monitors three axes simultaneously.
  • Easy to mount with ESD protection and reverse wiring protection.
  • Manufactured in ISO 9001 and AS9100 certified facilities.
Specifications:
  • Sensitivity: 100 mV/g (10.2 mV/m/sec²).
  • Acceleration Range: 50 g peak (490 m/sec² peak).
  • Frequency Response: 2 - 2,000 Hz for all channels.
  • Temperature Range: -58 to 248°F (-50 to +120°C).
  • Vibration and Shock Limits: 500 g peak (4,900 m/sec² peak) and 5,000 g peak (49,000 m/sec² peak) respectively.
  • Electrical Noise: Broadband 150 μg, Spectral 20 μg/√Hz at 10 Hz.
  • Weight: 3.17 oz (90 g).
  • Case Material: Hardcoated aluminum.
Connections:
  • Axis X: Green (power/signal).
  • Axis Y: Red (power/signal).
  • Axis Z: White (power/signal).
  • Common: Black.
  • Shield: N/C.
Certifications: The product is certified for use in facilities adhering to ISO 9001 and AS9100 standards.
Additional Information: The accelerometer is epoxy-sealed with a rugged integral cable, ensuring secure connections and reliable data output. Accessories include a captive screw and calibration data, with options for cable length and connectors.
Contact Information: Meggitt Sensing Systems, 20511 Seneca Meadows Parkway, Germantown MD 20876, USA. Tel: +1 (301) 330 8811, Email: [email protected].
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Wilcoxon Research Triaxial accelerometer with integral cable • Monitors 3 axis at one time • Reverse wiring protection Triaxial accelerometers consist of three sensing elements within a single housing. Meggitt's 993A-5 senses three mutually perpendicular axes at a single mounting location. Proponents of multi-axial sensors cite the increased speed of data collection, inherently consistent readings and reduction in wiring for permanent installations. Triaxial sensors are useful to monitor machinery with limited access to mounting areas. They provide full dynamic data over a wide frequency range in horizontal, vertical and axial directions from a single mounting location. Meggitt's 993A-5 is epoxy-sealed and comes with rugged integral cabling providing a secure connection and reliable data output. Meggitt Sensing Systems Our energy product competencies and services Smart PnninGPrina for Machinery protection I Condition monitoring I Integrated performance monitoring I Partial discharge monitoring I Sensors for extreme environments Olliai l CliyillCCl ■ ■ ■ Ignition systems I Flame detection and analysis I Industrial monitoring solutions I Nuclear products 6Xt PGmG 61*1 VI POD ITI6 PltS

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Wilcoxon Research Triaxial accelerometer with integral cable English Metric Acceleration range 50 g peak 490 m/sec2 peak Transverse sensitivity, max 5% of axial 5% of axial Current regulating diode 2-10 mA 2-10 mA Electrical noise, equiv g Spectral 10 Hz 20 pg/^Hz 19.6 m/secWHz Bias output voltage 12VDC 12VDC Grounding case isolated, internally shielded case isolated, internally shielded Vibration limit 500 g peak 4,900 m/sec2 peak Shock limit 5,000 g peak 49,000 m/sec2 peak Electromagnetic sensitivity, equiv g 250 pg/gauss 245.2 m/sec2/gauss Sealing epoxy epoxy Base strain sensitivity, max 0.002...

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