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PIEZOELECTRIC ACCELEROMETER
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Outstanding Dynamic Range
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Wide Bandwidth
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Low Impedance Output
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Top Connector
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Hermetically Sealed
Description
The VIP Sensors Model 2011A is a stud mounted piezoelectric
accelerometer designed for general vibration measurement on
structures and objects. It features a high signal-to-noise ratio, a
high output sensitivity, and a wide bandwidth. The accelerometer
transmits its low impedance voltage output through the same
cable that supplies the constant current power.
The Model 2011A design is a welded stainless steel construction
that is hermetically sealed against external contamination. Signal
ground is connected to the outer case of the unit. When used with
an isolated mounting stud, the accelerometer is electrically
isolated from ground. The accelerometer features a 10-32 top
connector that is used with coaxial cable for error-free operation.
VIP Sensors Signal Conditioner Models 5005, 5100 and 5102 are
recommended for use with this low impedance accelerometer.
10-32(OUT)
actual size
MODEL
2011A
0.945
24
10-32
S=0.512 0.598
15.2)
(S=13
in (mm)
Typical Amplitude Response
20
15
10
5
0
-5
1
10
100
1000
FREQUENCY IN Hz
15
10
5
0
-5
-10
-15
-50
(-46)
dB DEVIATION
Typical Temperature Response
10000 100000
50
(10)
150
(66)
250
(121)
350
(177)
TEMPERATURE °F (°C)
VIP Sensors
California, USA
Ph (949) 429 3558
Fx (949) 528 0126
info@vipsensors.com
www.vipsensors.com
VIP Sensors reserves the right to modify
these specifications without notice. V01
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SPECIFICATIONS
The following performance specifications conform to ISA-RP-37.2 (1964) and are typical values, referenced at +75°F (+24°C) and
100 Hz, unless otherwise noted. Calibration data, traceable to National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), is supplied.
MODEL
2011A
UNITS
DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
Range
Voltage Sensitivity, typical
Transverse Sensitivity
Frequency Response
Resonance Frequency
Amplitude Response
+5%
+ 1 dB
Temperature Response
Amplitude Linearity
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Output Polarity
Power Source Voltage
(Constant Current)
Supply Current
Bias Voltage
Full Scale Output Voltage (peak)
Output Impedance
Noise
Grounding
VDC
mA
VDC
Vp
Ω
mg (mm/s
2
)
g (m/s
2
)
mV/g (mV/m/s
2
)
%
Hz
Hz
Hz
%
250 (2451.7)
20 (2.04)
≤
5
See Typical Amplitude Response
35,000
1 – 6,000
0.5 – 8,000
See Typical Temperature Response
<1
Acceleration directed from base into the
transducer defined as positive
+12 to +28
2 to 10
7 +1
≤
5
< 100
< 2 (< 19.6)
Signal ground connected to case
ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS
Temperature Range
Humidity
Shock Limit
g pk (m/s
2
pk)
Base Strain
equiv. g /µstrain
Magnetic Field Sensitivity
equiv. g rms /gauss
(/T)
Thermal Transient Sensitivity
equiv. g /°C
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Weight
Case Material
Mounting
Piezoelectric Material
Structure
Output Connector
ACCESSORIES
Included:
9005L10 Coaxial Cable 10-32/BNC, 10ft (3.3 m)
9504-8 10-32/10-32 Mounting Stud
Calibration Sheet
-4°F to 248°F (-20°C to +120°C)
Hermetically sealed, welded construction
3,000 (29,420)
0.0006
2E-5 (2)
0.1
oz (grams)
0.6 (17)
Stainless Steel
10-32, torque 2 N-m (18 lbf-in)
PZT-5
Center Compression
10-32 receptacle, top mounting
Optional:
9006L10 Coaxial Cable 10-32/10-32, 10 ft (3.3 m)
9505-8
10-32/10-32 Isolated Mounting Stud
NOTES
1. Short duration shock pulses, such as those generated
by metal-to-metal impacts, may excite transducer
resonance and cause linearity errors.
VIP Sensors
California, USA
Ph (949) 429 3558
Fx (949) 528 0126
info@vipsensors.com
www.vipsensors.com
VIP Sensors reserves the right to modify
these specifications without notice. V01