Meggitt Sensing Systems introduces ruggedized accelerometer for pyroshock applications up to 240,000 g

Meggitt Sensing Systems, a Meggitt division and leader in sensing and monitoring systems for extreme environments, has launched the Endevco model 7280AM7 piezoresistive accelerometer offering superior survivability for especially demanding blast test applications.

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High-temperature IEPE accelerometer with low-pass filtering

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As a free-field microphone, the model EM40AM is for measuring the sound pressure which existed before it was placed in the sound field, and pointing towards the sound source. The disturbing effects of its presence in the sound field are minimal at low frequencies (large wavelengths compared with microphone size). At higher frequencies, the effects of reflections and d...

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The adhesively-mounted 35B packs three transducers (measuring acceleration in x, y and z axes) and integrated electronics into a 0.235 inch cube weighing only 0.55 grams. Despite being the world’s smallest, the performance of the 35B is very competitive with other ultra-miniatures. For more information and full specifications, visit https://www.endevco.com/35b/ . Sen...

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