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Vibration sensor

A vibration sensor is a device used to measure the speed and frequency of vibration in mechanical motion. It converts changes in mechanical quantities into electrical signal outputs, providing information about displacement, velocity, and acceleration, thus supporting the monitoring of the operating status and fault diagnosis of mechanical equipment.

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Vibration sensors detect the vibrations of objects. They are widely used in industrial production to help managers promptly identify potential malfunctions such as loose screws and aging components, allowing for necessary preventative measures to ensure stable operation and a longer lifespan for equipment. They convert mechanical vibrations into electrical signals for easy analysis and processing. By monitoring and analyzing equipment vibration signals, vibration sensors can provide information on equipment operating status, helping to promptly detect and prevent malfunctions, ensuring production safety and improving equipment lifespan.

(1) Measurement Range: 0-1000Hz;

(2) Sensitivity: 100 mV/g;

(3) Frequency Response: 0.5Hz to 5kHz;

(4) Operating Temperature: -40°C to +85°C;

(5) Supply Voltage: 5VDC;

(6) Output Signal: Wired communication uses 4~20mA, RS-485; Wireless communication supports ZigBee, LoRa, 4G, NB-IOT, WIA-PA, and other communication protocols.

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