Performance of MEMS Accelerometer for Slow Rotating Equipment
MEMS accelerometer outperforms traditional CDL for detecting low-frequency vibrations in slowly rotating equipment.
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Having trouble seeing any vibration energy in very low frequency bands for slowly rotating equipment?
Check out this comparison between a traditional CDL and the small screw-mountable MEMS based accelerometer shown.
The MEMS device specifies 3dB frequency response from 0.12 Hz to 12 kHz, an IEPE interface and can be configured at the factory as a single axis or triaxial sensing orientation.
KDM-321 was designed by my friend Dr. George Zusman and is produced by Vicont Inc. in Houston, TX (email vvv@vicontinc.com)
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Vibration Case Study
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English
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Ed Spence
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