Wireless Accelerometer – Vibration Meter – AA Battery Powered (868MHz)

The Wireless Advanced Vibration Meter uses an accelerometer to measure vibration and frequency on 3 axes. The sensor reports vibration (acceleration, velocity, displacement, or acceleration peak), frequency (Hz/RPM), and crest factor on all three axes, and duty cycle (how much of the report interval was vibration present), and temperature. This sensor can be used to manage vibration in assembly lines and monitor seismic activity in bridges.

Features
– Three Axis Measurement
– Capable of Measuring Acceleration, RMS, Velocity RMS, Displacement, or Acceleration Peak
– Configurable Frequency Range
– Configurable Rectangular, Hanning, or Flat Top Window Filters
– Measure Up to 4800 Hz / 288,000 RPM
– Configurable Measurement Interval as Low as 1 second
– Configurable Critical Vibration Aware Threshold
– Runtime Indication via Duty Cycle
– Leaded and Non-Leaded Options Available

The Advanced Vibration Meter measures vibration (acceleration, velocity, displacement, or acceleration peak), frequency (Hz/RPM), and crest factor on all three axes, duty cycle (how much of the report interval vibration was present), and temperature of the system to which it is attached. The sensor uses an accelerometer to capture g-force on all axes and then calculates vibration, frequency, and crest factor from that acceleration data. The Vibration Meter reports the duty cycle as a percentage of how long the vibration was present during the heartbeat. A single measurement consists of gathering 256 acceleration data points, analyzing those data points to produce vibration data, then taking a temperature measurement. The sensor will take a measurement based on a configurable Measurement Interval. Only the most recent set of data points is reported on each heartbeat.