
ASC offers advanced inertial sensor technology tailored to the demanding requirements and often challenging environments of commercial and specialty vehicles. Its proven capacitive accelerometers, gyroscopes and IMUs provide highly accurate measurement data for the development, testing and optimization of trucks, delivery vans, construction vehicles, agricultural machinery and other specialized vehicles. Robust and configurable, ASC sensors support applications ranging from vehicle dynamics and ride comfort to structural testing, condition monitoring and predictive maintenance.
For example, accelerometers installed on concrete pump vehicles precisely capture vibrations and dynamic loads during operation. The resulting data helps engineers analyze stresses on critical components, optimize vehicle structures, improve operational stability and longevity. In demanding construction and heavy-duty applications, ASC’s inertial sensors can also continuously monitor machinery to identify even small deviations in vibration behavior – providing an early indication of wear or potential damage.
By turning acceleration, vibration and motion into actionable data, ASC sensor solutions help manufacturers and operators increase vehicle reliability, reduce testing and maintenance costs, prevent unplanned downtime and extend service life – even under the toughest operating conditions.
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E-mail: service[at]asc-sensors.de
Phone: +49 8441 786547-0



ASC supplies high-precision inertial sensor solutions for demanding measurement tasks in several industries. Our engineers have a deep understanding of a wide variety of applications – for example in the rail transport sector, the automotive industry or for structural health monitoring systems. Discover now the diverse options that sensors from ASC offer you.

Triaxial, capacitive
Measurement range: ±2 to ±400 g
Noise density: 7 to 400 µg/√Hz
Frequency range (±5 %): DC to 2000 Hz

Uniaxial, IEPE
Measurement range: ±16 to ±800 g
Frequency range (±10 %): 1.5 Hz to 12 kHz
Scale factor: 10 mV/g to 500 mV/g
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