Vibration standard for 1/4-28 mounted accelerometers, measuring range 1000 g / 8076K
8076K
Type 8076K is a high precision laboratory accelerometer used primarily as a transfer standard for back-to-back calibrations.
Main features / advantages
- High impedance charge mode
- Quartz accuracy and stability
- Low base strain sensitivity and mass loading
- Ground isolated
- For 1/4-28 mounted sensors
The Type 8076K accelerometer is Kistler’s most accurate and repeatable laboratory vibration calibration transfer standard. It features low base strain and mass loading sensitivities, a rugged stainless steel housing, ground isolation and an integral mounting stud. A beryllium mounting base, lapped optically flat, provides optimum coupling between the 8076K and the test unit. Contained within the housing is a piezoelectric assembly consisting of a seismic mass, preloaded to a quartz element stack. The force acting on the quartz measuring element
is proportional to the acceleration in accordance with Newton’s Law: F=ma. This element in turn, gives an electrical charge signal proportional to the force and, therefore, to the acceleration. The charge signal is conducted through a low noise coaxial cable, such as the 1631 series, then converted and amplified to a proportional output voltage in a charge amplifier
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