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PCB Piezotronics Launches Case Isolated Triaxial ICP® Accelerometers with Expanded Frequency Range up to 10,000 Hz

TEDS Enabled Models 354B04 and 354B05

April 19, 2022, Depew, NY – PCB Piezotronics today announced the release of two upgraded triaxial ICP® accelerometers with an increased frequency range that extends upper limits to 10,000 Hz at 5% deviation. Models 354B04 and 354B05 are case isolated to help ensure measurement quality in the presence of electrical noise and both sensors are TEDS IEEE 1451.4 enabled for easy tracking and record keeping.

Models 354B04 and 354B05 were designed with durable and rugged titanium housings to maintain electrical isolation even if the housing is scratched or damaged during normal use. The hermetic sealed housings are low outgassing by design for use in vacuum environments such as spacecraft testing. Both models have an operating temperature range from -65 to +200° F (-54 to +93° C) and a shock overload limit of ±5,000 g pk.

“Case isolation helps to ensure measurement fidelity in the presence of electrical noise that is typically encountered during electric vehicle vibration testing,” said Bob Metz, director of PCB’s aerospace and defense division. “Models 354B04 and 354B05 are also ideal for flight and ground vibration testing applications for new eVTOL aircraft, environmental stress screening (ESS), modal analysis, and structural testing.”

The case isolated design eliminates the need for special isolation bases, coatings and insulated mounting screws. The thru-hole mounting configuration allows these accelerometers to be rotated 360 degrees prior to tightening the screw, allowing for easy installation. Built-in ICP® microelectronics provide a low noise, low impedance output signal capable of transmission over hundreds of feet of cable length. Any ICP® signal conditioner or data acquisition system that incorporates an ICP® constant current power supply can be used to power the accelerometers.

More information is available at https://bit.ly/3Lxehzu. For technical inquiries and application support, please contact Melissa Maze, business development manager at PCB Piezotronics, at mmaze@pcb.com or (800) 828-8840 x x2242.

About PCB® Piezotronics, Inc.
PCB manufactures vibration, pressure, force and strain, shock, and acoustic sensors used by design engineers and predictive maintenance professionals worldwide for test, measurement, monitoring, and control requirements. Our sensors support testing in aerospace and defense, automotive, transportation, civil engineering, and general R&D industries. Primary sensing technologies include piezoelectric (ICP®), piezoresistive, and capacitive MEMS. With a worldwide customer support team, 24-hour SensorLine, and a global distribution network, PCB is committed to Total Customer Satisfaction. PCB Piezotronics is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Amphenol Corporation. More info at www.pcb.com

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