FUTURESES H201
Uniaxial, piezoresistive
Measurement range: ±100 to ±2000 g
Housing (±10 %):DC to 5000 Hz
Lightweight
ASC GmbH is an authorized distributor of piezoresistive crash test sensors from Shanghai Future Technology Co., Ltd. The exclusive sales territory covers the European Union except for Italy and Spain.
Piezoresistive accelerometers are based on proven MEMS technology, with four variable resistors configured as a Wheatstone bridge. Due to their compact design, these sensors are extremely small and lightweight.
In addition, this technology enables the measurement of dynamic and static (constant) accelerations across very wide measurement and frequency ranges. Therefore, it combines key requirements for on-vehicle, in-dummy (ATD, Anthropomorphic Test Devices) and pedestrian crash test applications in the automotive industry.
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Uniaxial, piezoresistive
Measurement range: ±100 to ±2000 g
Housing (±10 %):DC to 5000 Hz
Lightweight
Triaxial, piezoresistive
Measurement range: ±500 to ±20000 g
Housing (±10 %): DC to 15000 Hz
SAE J211
Uniaxial, piezoresistive
Measurement range: ±200 to ±2000 g
Housing (±10 %): DC to 1000 Hz
Critical damped
Uniaxial, piezoresistive
Measurement range: ±100 to ±2000 g
Housing (±10 %): DC to 5000 Hz
Lightweight
Uniaxial, piezoresistive
Measurement range: ±50 to ±6000 g
Housing (±10 %): DC to 7000 Hz
SAE J211
Uniaxial, piezoresistive
Measurement range: ±50 to ±6000 g
Housing (±10 %): DC to 7000 Hz
SAE J211
Triaxial, piezoresistive
Measurement range: ±500 and ±2000 g
Housing (±10 %): DC to 7000 Hz
SAE J211 & SAE J2570
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: ±50 to ±1000 g
Frequency range (±10 %): 0.3 Hz to 10 kHz
Scale factor: 5 mV/g to 100 mV/g
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