COLUMBIA RESEARCH LABS - 610TX - Piezoelectric Accelerometer. Triaxial, Used/Removed from Service.

COLUMBIA RESEARCH LABS - 610TX - Piezoelectric accelerometer. Triaxial, Used/Removed from Service. The Columbia Research Laboratories Model 610-TX is a triaxial piezoelectric accelerometer designed for simultaneous measurement of vibration and acceleration across three mutually perpendicular axes. It is frequently used for characterizing the dynamic responses of both large and small structures due to its relatively low mass and compact size. Technical Characteristics: • Sensor Type: Miniature shear-type accelerometer inserts bonded into a machined aluminum block. • Charge Sensitivity: 3 +/-0.5 pC/g • Frequency Range: 2 Hz to 5,000 Hz, (with +/-5% Max Linearity) • Weight: Approximately 0.53 Ounces (15 Grams) • Isolation: Isolation: Epoxy bonding provides electrical isolation for use in noisy industrial environments. Mounting and Use The unit is equipped with two mounting holes, allowing it to be either bolted or bonded directly to a test specimen. For optimal performance, it is recommended to be used with a compatible charge amplifier, such as the Columbia Model 4601. Piezoelectric accelerometer. Triaxial. Typical measurements: X=3.96pC/g, Y=4.05pC/g, Z=3.61pC/g. Each in a wooden case. Used/Removed from equipment. Sold As Is. Made in USA New Old Stock