ASC 273
Triaxial, Industrial Grade
Measurement range: 75 °/s to 900 °/s
Bias stability: 12 °/h
Angular random walk: 0.2 °/√h
Motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable road users. Developing smarter safety solutions, therefore, requires one essential ingredient: reliable data from real-world accident scenarios.
Advanced crash and collision testing makes it possible to simulate diverse motorcycle accidents, analyze vehicle dynamics and generate precise reference data for the development and validation of safety systems and software algorithms.
The ASC 273 triaxial gyroscope is ideally suited to these demanding applications. Based on proven MEMS vibrating-ring technology, it is highly resistant to external shock and vibration while precisely capturing dynamic roll, pitch and yaw movements. Its compact, lightweight aluminum housing also allows installation where space is limited – an important advantage in motorcycle testing.
In crash-test applications, this high-quality motion data can be combined with acceleration measurements to compare accident scenarios, support simulations and calibrate software thresholds. Resulting from this are valuable insights that help engineers turn innovative concepts into robust motorcycle safety solutions.
Looking to take motorcycle testing and safety to the next level? Let’s determine the best inertial sensor solution for your application.
Please get in touch. We would be glad to support you personally.
E-mail: service[at]asc-sensors.de
Phone: +49 8441 786547-0
Triaxial, Industrial Grade
Measurement range: 75 °/s to 900 °/s
Bias stability: 12 °/h
Angular random walk: 0.2 °/√h
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.
Uniaxial, capacitive
Measurement range: ±2 to ±400 g
Noise density: 7 to 400 µg/√Hz
Frequency range (±5 %): DC to 2000 Hz
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Measurement range: ±2 to ±200 g
Noise density: 10 to 680 µg/√Hz
Frequency range (±5 %): DC to 2900 Hz
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