Accelerometers

IEPE (Integrated Electronics Piezo-Electric) accelerometer is a type of piezoelectric accelerometer with built-in electronics that converts the high-impedance output of the piezoelectric crystal into a low-impedance voltage signal. This allows for easier signal transmission over longer cable lengths without significant signal degradation. IEPE accelerometers are typically powered by a constant current and output a voltage signal that is superimposed on the same line.

A charge‐type piezoelectric accelerometer is robust and designed specifically for high‐temperature vibration measurement. The unique design of our charge sensors delivers a high dynamic range, long‐term stability, and ruggedness.

Dytran high precision single axis variable capacitance(VC) accelerometer. Used in airbag testing, crash testing, robotics, seismic monitoring, tilt measurements, low frequency aircraft/airframe vibration measurements as well as in flight and flutter testing.