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The three-axis digital accelerometer sensor supports a selectable measurement range of ±2g to ±40g, making it suitable for a variety of industrial vibration monitoring applications. Its X/Y/Z three-axis measurement design, combined with a calibration deviation of <1 mg and a switch repeatability of <2 mg, ensures high-precision capture even under weak acceleration changes. It provides multiple output interfaces including RS232, RS485, and TTL, and is compatible with Rion standard protocols and Modbus RTU protocols, effectively supporting detailed data analysis and meeting the needs of applications with high dynamic performance requirements.
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The 3-axis accelerometer sensor supports three commonly used communication interfaces: RS232, RS485, and TTL. These interfaces are widely compatible with various industrial control systems and data acquisition devices. Users can select the appropriate interface type based on their specific needs to achieve rapid integration. RS485 is suitable for long-distance transmission, RS232 is suitable for point-to-point communication, and TTL is suitable for embedded applications.
The accelerometer sensor supports acceleration measurement along the X, Y, and Z axes, making it suitable for applications requiring comprehensive dynamic sensing. Whether for industrial equipment vibration monitoring, vehicle status detection, or building structural health monitoring, three-axis measurement provides more comprehensive and precise dynamic data support./p>
Accelerometers sensor support multiple output frequencies (e.g., 10Hz, 25Hz, 50Hz, etc.), allowing users to configure settings based on sampling requirements. They feature a resolution as high as 1mg, with nonlinear error below 1% FS, offering high precision and low noise characteristics. This ensures data stability and accuracy even under high dynamic conditions, making them ideal for high-reliability applications.