3038-0050

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Motion Sensors - Accelerometers

An accelerometer is a type of motion sensor that measures acceleration - the rate of change of the velocity of an object in a given direction. Accelerometers are designed to indicate direction, speed, and magnitude of acceleration in one or more axes, commonly designated X, Y, and Z. There are a wide variety of accelerometer designs, with each having different specifications, designed for various applications.

3038-0050 Application Field and Working Principle

The 3038-0050 accelerometer is designed for industrial motion sensing applications, including gas and eddy current flow, angular acceleration, linear acceleration, high-temperature environments, rotating machinery, and random vibration monitoring. The sensor itself is a combination of a capacitive accelerometer and preamplifier. Its sensing element utilizes a single-axis design that is mounted to the support base of the accelerometer. The sensing element comprises of a silicon-on-insulator (SOI) MEMS that is connected to an electronic circuit.

The electronic components of the 3038-0050 accelerometer are shielded and sealed within its housing. This provides mechanical stability and ensures that powerful electrical surges and disturbances do not affect the functioning of the sensor. The motion sensing element is designed to detect both static accelerations, such as those caused by the Earth\'s gravity, and dynamic accelerations, such as those caused by vibrations, impacts, or shocks.

The 3038-0050 accelerometer is designed to measure and record acceleration in three directions: vertical, horizontal and lateral. The sensing element has a flat disc shape and the preamplifier is located beneath the sensing element. The device has a wide dynamic range that allows it to accurately measure the acceleration of the environment in which it is placed.

The 3038-0050 accelerometer is designed to operate in a wide temperature range. The operating temperature range can be from -55°C to +100°C. The accelerometer also has an ultrasonic cut-off frequency of 10 kHz, which enables it to measure the acceleration accurately even in high temperatures. Moreover, the accelerometer also has a very low noise level of 0.1 mV/°/s.

Additionally, the 3038-0050 accelerometer is designed to be withstand high shocks and vibrations. The accelerometer can endure up to 5,000g shock and its resonance frequency is 250 Hz in each direction. The 3038-0050 accelerometer is also designed to be compatible with the most popular vibration monitoring systems.

The 3038-0050 accelerometer is designed to be installed in many different types of machines and vehicles. It can be easily mounted on any flat surface, such as a frame, chassis, or engine. Its compact size and low weight also make it suitable for use in a variety of applications, from automotive engines to vibration monitoring systems.

The 3038-0050 accelerometer is a popular choice for many linear and angular motion sensing applications, as it is very reliable and highly accurate. It is also easy to install and has a wide application range. Moreover, the 3038-0050 accelerometer is designed to be durable and withstand harsh environmental conditions. Its robust construction and reliable performance make it a popular choice for many applications where precision and accuracy are essential.

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