Low frequency dual-output accelerometer and temperature sensor, 500 mV/g

Accelerometer and temperature sensor, low frequency accelerometer sensitivity 500 mV/g, low frequency range down to 0.2 Hz, temperature sensor sensitivity 10 mV/K, low profile with side exit 3-pin MIL-C-5015-style connector, case isolated

Dual-output accelerometer and temperature sensors measure both vibration and temperature, providing more data from one sensor to simplifying your condition monitoring setup. Dual-output sensors are useful in applications such as paper machines, where users want to know the temperature at the mounting locations in the dryer section.

Temperature is measured by an integrated circuit chip that produces a DC output voltage signal. The signal changes by 10 millivolts per degree Kelvin. A one degree Kelvin change is the same as a one degree Celsius change; the only difference between them is in the reference temperature, where 0º Celsius is 273º Kelvin. As an example, at a temperature of 300ºK (27ºC) the DC temperature signal would be 3.00 Volts DC.