JEWELL Instruments is a world leader in the design, manufacture, and distribution of high-precision accelerometer and inclinometer sensors for tilt and acceleration applications. We also provide custom-engineered sensors for specific application solutions. But did you know that JEWELL Instruments is one of the only “ one-stop-shop ” suppliers in the sensor industry?
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The JEWELL Black Diamond Series inclinometer is a low-cost, high-precision tilt sensor designed with higher accuracy than comparable MEMS devices. A750-100: 0-5V DC. The 750-100 Series Tiltmeter is a rugged, high-performance, single-axis tilt sensor designed for peak performance in extreme conditions. C750-100: 4-20mA.
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Our specialized JEWELL Instruments engineering team provides the following: Modifying or customizing an existing model series; Creating part numbers configured from existing model series part and sub-assemblies; Designing custom, application-specific instruments requiring special features and specifications; Adjusting sensors for harsh environments
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JEWELL Instruments is a world leader in the design, manufacture, and distribution of high-precision products. Our expertise includes acceleration and tilt sensors, electronic compasses, avionics components, solenoids, and panel meters. The extensive application knowledge we have obtained through decades of experience allows us to provide custom …
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The JEWELL interpretation is generally consistent with IEEE accelerometer test conventions. Range and Scale Factor The range of an accelerometer or inclinometer is the input from + to - over which the transducer is expected to yield the specified output. A ±2g accelerometer has an input range of 4g.
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JEWELL Instruments is a world leader in the design, manufacture, and distribution of high-precision inertial and tilt sensors for tilt and acceleration applications. info@JEWELLinstruments.com (603) 669-6400
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The JEWELL ASXC Series Fluid Rotor Angular Accelerometer is a force balanced servo accelerometer that uses a fluid-filled ring chamber to measure angular acceleration. The ASXC is currently used in a wide variety of applications such as many military and aviation flight controls including autopilot or aircraft stability and control systems or satellite stability.
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JEWELL Instruments A900 Biaxial Tiltmeter Measures rotation in two orthogonal vertical planes, detailed 21-point calibrations supplied for each axis. Starting at $371.38 JEWELL Instruments DMA Series Accelerometers Digital, single-, dual-, or tri-axis, long-term stability in harsh environments, MEMS sensor. Starting at $837.68
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JEWELL Instruments engineers know that their designs must accomplish system objectives regardless of environment — vibration, rapid attitude change, or other influences. Our expertise in custom-built next-level assemblies spans across years of …
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Consult JEWELL Instruments's Miniature Tilt Sensor Selector Guide brochure on DirectIndustry. Page: 1/1. ... Miniature Tilt Sensor Selector Guide 1 Pages. ... low-profile design for small spaces • Single-ended voltage output • Circuit is reverse polarity protected Wide input voltage range, reverse polarity protection & transient surge ...
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Among its line of handy magnetic field testers, Triplett Test Equipment & Tools has one with a mode for detecting magnets. Its handheld ET350 combines a non-contact voltage and a magnetic field detector in a pen-style format.
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For complete specifications, instrument capabilities and ordering information, linear regression line, typical; <0.05% linearity or better achievable using a 5th order polynomial. 3 - Ks = % change in scale factor per °C. 4 - Kz = bias shift per °C. Open the catalog to page 1 All JEWELL Instruments catalogs and technical brochures RMIW-D Series
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One-Stop Sensor Shop JEWELL Instruments is a world leader in the manufacture and distribution of sensors & controls, meters and avionics, and industrial test equipment. JEWELL Instruments provides custom solutions for a diverse group of industries, including rail, aerospace, military, infrastructure, geophysics & more.
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