ACCELEROMETER: Sensitive Accelerometer

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4.0 -- Dual Ethernet ports -- Two serial interfaces -- External USB 2.0 interface -- Extensive digital and analog I/O -- Internal backup battery -- Highly sensitive GPS tracking technology -- CalAmp's built-in patent-pending 3-axis accelerometer "The LMU transverse sensitivity of less than 5% and non-linearity of +/-1% FSO. A hermetically-sealed, titanium housing enables the unit to withstand harsh lements in rugged environments. The 4-pin miniature connector interface securely fastens the accelerometer to The more sensitive the accelerometer, the more easily it can measure acceleration. Accelerometers, while actively used in many electronics in today’s world, are also available for use in custom projects. Whether you’re an engineer or tech geek Meggitt Sensing Systems has introduced the Wilcoxon Research Model 731A, an ultra-high sensitivity industrial seismic accelerometer designed for measuring both seismic and ultra-low level, low frequency vibration on structures and objects. Offered with the Such a device can also be used as an extremely sensitive vertical accelerometer. Now, Ed Hinds and colleagues at Imperial College London have taken this experiment and rotated it by 90° to make an accelerometer that works in the horizontal direction. Key component of "information ecosystem" HP Labs has developed new sensors which Director Prith Bannerjee boasted "are a thousand times more sensitive" than current models. The accelerometer is a key component of what HP calls an "information ecosystem .

HP has developed an inertial accelerometer that's so sensitive, it can detect a change in the position of its center chip of less than one-billionth the width of a human hair. The sensor is part of HP's unfortunately named CeNSE (Central Nervous System for HP Labs just announced the development of a new accelerometer sensor that is 1,000 more sensitive then the current mass-produced technology. HP Labs is also using the sensors as part of their CeNSE project, which is intended to track changes in and on the The Wilcoxon Research Model 731A seismic accelerometer is designed for measuring both seismic and ultra-low level, low frequency vibrations. Specifying a noise performance of 0.5 μg rms and with a sensitivity of 10 V/g, the component relies on ultra low HP Labs announced the development of a new accelerometer sensor that is 1,000 times more sensitive than those used in current mass-produced devices such as the iPhone and many others. The sensor was built as part of the company's CeNSE (Central Nervous .