
Features
- Compact and lightweight design results in minimal effects on the vibration mode of the measuring objects to which the transducer is mounted.
- Wide frequency response range enables faithful detection of impact-initiated acceleration.
- Fatigue life is 10 million times or more.
With the basic configuration shown below, acceleration initiates inertia force to the weight and deforms the leaf spring. The strain gage adhered to the leaf spring detects the displacement of the leaf spring as a strain quantity proportional to the acceleration. The strain gage signal is amplified to enable acceleration measurement. An advantageous feature of this configuration is to enable the transducer to respond to static acceleration at DC.

Installation and Removal
Install the acceleration transducer aligning the sensitive axis ("→" etc. marked on the transducer) with the acceleration measuring direction.

●There are 2 marks which indicates the sensitivity axis of acceleration.
(1) When the arrow which indicates the sensitivity axis is "+← → -" ;In case a acceleration transducers is set as ”+” points the earth's center (direction for Acceleration of Gravity),+1G is output when any load is not added. As the output is based on Acceleration of Gravity, the relationship between input condition and output of acceleration is shown on the following table.

(2) When the arrow which indicates the sensitivity axis is " ↑ " ;

Note: Acceleration transducers are installed to objects by adhesives like CC-33A, bolts, or mount bases. To measure correctly, mount acceleration transducers following instruction manual. When removing acceleration transducers, take sufficiently care to avoid excessive impact or force resulting in damaging transducers.

Overload Considerations
The magnitude of acceleration is difficult to be grasped by human perception. If the transducer is dropped on the floor, it may easily sense acceleration exceeding 9807 m/s2 (1000 G) depending on the material of the floor. If a small-capacity acceleration transducer receives an acceleration 10 times larger than the rated capacity, the initial voltage unbalance changes outstandingly, thereby making the transducer unusable due to disconnection of the gage, etc. Thus, the acceleration transducer must be handled carefully
We assume 1 G = 9.807 m/s2 in this catalog.