02115002-000

Series:	AccuStar®-EA
Part Status:	Active
Axis:	X or Y
Measuring Range:	±65°
Sensitivity:	±0.5%
Bandwidth:	2Hz
Voltage Rating:	5V ~ 15V
Output Type:	Voltage
Interface:	Analog
Package / Case:	Module
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 80°C (TA)

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Introduction to Motion Sensors - Inclinometers

Motion sensors are a type of electronic device that detect and measure changes in an object\'s motion, velocity, and/or position. Inclinometers are a type of motion sensor used to measure the angle or tilt of an object in relation to gravity. They are often used in applications where angular position or inclination may be a critical factor, such as in monitoring tilt in bridges, buildings, and other structures.

How Inclinometers Work

Inclinometers employ a variety of mechanisms to measure the tilt and angular orientation of an object. In most cases, the inclinometer contains at least one angular reference, and one or more sensing elements.The angular reference, often referred to as the pendulum or gyroscope, is generally a heavy and asymmetrical object, hung from a pivot that is free to rotate about the earth’s local gravity vector. When unrestrained, the pendulum will orient itself to that vector in the vertical direction. When the object it is placed on is tilted, the pendulum rotates around the pivot, changing its relationship to the device’s frame of reference.The sensing element is used to measure the change in angle and provide feedback to the microcontroller monitoring the system. Inclinometers often use a combination of mechanical and electrical components to sense changes in relative angles and orientations of the object.For example, a two-axis inclinometer might have both a pendulum and spring-type sensing element. In this configuration, the pendulum provides one channel of angular sensing, while the spring-type sensing element provides the other.The microcontroller is responsible for interpreting the data provided by the sensing elements and providing feedback to the user. This feedback can take a variety of forms, such as digital or analog signals, visual alerts, or other types of output.

Application Fields for Inclinometers

Inclinometers have a variety of applications in many different fields. They are often used for monitoring and controlling tilt in buildings and other structures. In the mining industry, they are used to measure angles of cars, lumps of coal, or other objects that must be loaded onto conveyors.In the automotive industry, they are often used to measure suspension angles and wheel angles of cars. They can also be used to measure the tilt and roll of vehicles in off-road conditions. Other applications include monitoring how much an object is tilted on a boat, measuring the angle of inclination in drilling platforms, and detecting structural movement in vaulted ceilings.Inclinometers are also used for robotics applications, such as self-driving vehicles. In this context, they are used to measure and adjust the orientation of the robot’s body in relation to its local environment.

Conclusion

Inclinometers are a type of motion sensor used to measure the angle or tilt of an object in relation to gravity. They employ a variety of mechanisms to sense changes in relative angles and orientations and provide feedback to the user. Inclinometers have a variety of applications in many different fields, and are particularly useful in monitoring and controlling tilt in buildings and other structures. They are also common in robotics applications, for measuring and adjusting the orientation of the robot’s body in relation to its local environment.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference

Part Number	Manufacturer	Price	Quantity	Description