832M1-0200

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Accelerometers are motion sensors used to measure acceleration in dynamic conditions. The 832M1-0200 accelerometer is a widely utilized instrument in a range of fields due to its capability to measure acceleration over a wide range of frequencies.

The 832M1-0200 is commonly employed as a force sensor, detecting impacts or shock in order to provide data on kinetic events such as automotive crashes or in civil engineering to detect the stresses of structure vibration, often to measure low-frequency vibration. It is also widely used in military applications such as on board aircraft and missiles to measure wind speed and other performance metrics.

The 832M1-0200 accelerometer contains a built-in quartz spring made of thin strips of quartz, suspended between two steel endcaps with a tiny weight suspended within. When acceleration or vibration occurs, the mass moves, causing the quartz spring to bend. The quartz spring is connected to a pair of electrodes, and when the mass moves, it changes the capacitance between the electrodes, and this change is recorded and translated into specific acceleration data. When the mass is static, there is no deflection from the normal voltage reading, but when acceleration occurs, the voltage spike indicates the direction in which the mass has moved.

The 832M1-0200 has a dynamic range of up to 75 Gs (gravity). This range gives it the capability to accurately measure vibrations, shocks and structural deformation from low frequency sources, such as those generated during routine operations or low-level seismic activity. Its small size makes it easy to install in confined spaces, and its low power draw means it often does not need an external power supply.

The 832M1-0200 is designed to operate at a temperature range of -55 to +85 degree Celsius, ensuring accurate measurements in a wide variety of conditions. The accelerometer also features a variety of outputs, including a digital signal with digital output indicator, a voltage output, and analog 2-pulse output, allowing it to work with a wide range of control systems and analysis equipment.

The 832M1-0200 is thus an extremely versatile accelerometer, widely used in a variety of fields due to its capacity to measure acceleration over a wide range of frequencies. It is a reliable and cost-effective solution for measuring impacts and shocks as well as low-level vibration in automation, automotive, aerospace, and civil engineering applications.

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