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A260 Series
Gravity Referenced
Linear Servo Accelerometer
Features
.. Available in ranges from ±1g to ± 20g
.. High resolution down to 0.05 mg
.. Closed loop force balance system
.. Flight qualified versions available
.. Self-Test facility
.. DC Input – DC Output
.. Manufactured to ISO 9001:2000
standards
.. Connector and solder pin options
.. Wide operational temperature range
–55° to + 95°C
.. 1g bias option to compensate for
earth’s gravity
.. Low pass electronic filter options
Introduction
Using the same torquer mechanism and servo electronics as
the A220 series, the A260 features a switching regulator to
enable direct operation from a single ended dc power
supply. Galvanic isolation between primary and secondary
circuits provides total electrical isolation between the input
supply and signal output. To meet certain measuring
requirements, especially in certain aerospace applications,
this series has provision for an optional active filter with low
output impedance and 1g bias circuitry for vertical mounting.
The A260 series inclinometers have a long and successful
market history under the Schaevitz® brand. Acquisition of
this technology by Sherborne Sensors has allowed
customers to benefit from the same exceptional product
qualities as its predecessors, with the added benefits of
extensive applications engineering support, global technical
sales presence, repair, refurbishment and calibration
services, stocking programs, and continuous product
improvements.
Applications
.. Flight test monitoring
.. Accident data collection
.. Structural health monitoring
.. Flight simulators
.. Braking control on mass transit systems
.. Road bed analysis
.. Data acquisition systems
.. Low frequency analysis
