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Inclinometers for 日光追蹤

0729-1755-99 Dual Axis Inclinometer

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The dual axis inclinometer in a compact, high-impact plastic housing offers microprocessor based electronics with 0-5 V output for easy use and interface with instrumentation and equipment. Assembly includes the Fredericks dual axis TrueTilt 0717-4304-99 sensor which provides long term repeatability and environmental durability in the most demanding applications.

 
Features
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*Angle Range ± 60° (X & Y axis)*
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Resolution .003 Degrees
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Repeatability ±0.1 Degrees
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Outputs (X & Y Axis)
- Analog 0‐5 Volts
- PWM & Temperature
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Power Supply Voltage 7 to 16 VDC
Applications
» 日光追蹤
» Aerial Lift Platforms
» Construction machines
» Alarm System Activation
» Machine tool leveling
» Medical positioning and monitoring
» Mobile and stationary cranes

*Additional ranges available per customer request

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0750 MEMs Based Dual Axis Inclinometers

Dual axis tilt sensor

Features
» Silicon 3D MEMS sensor
» RS-485 serial interface
» Angle Range ± 90° or ± 30° (X & Y axis)
» 11 bit resolution
» Operating temperature range –40…+85°C
» Inclination and temperature output
» Long term stability < 0.02°
» Shock resistance >20,000g
» 30 x30x13mm size, single or dual axis
» Horizontal or vertical mounting
Benefits
» Excellent long term stability
» Sensing element controlled frequency response
» Outstanding shock durability
» Harsh environment robustness
Applications
» Platform tilt measurement
» Equipment and instrument condition monitoring
» Inclination based position measurement
» Rotational orientation measurement (dual axis)

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0750 Instruction Manual

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