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Accelerometers can be used to measure
vibration, shock, velocity, displacement, tilt and inclination.
The Vibration Sensors Business Group spearheads Measurement
Specialties' global initiative to focus on the accelerometer and
vibration sensing business with customers in the automotive,
medical, military/aerospace and consumer goods industries.
This group builds on Measurement Specialties' Silicon MEMS,
Bonded Strain Gage and Piezoelectric sensing technologies.
With our expanded technology toolbox,
Measurement Specialties has many ways to approach vibration
measurement challenges. More than any other sensor
company, Measurement Specialties can choose the best possible
technology to solve customer problems and achieve high
performance at very competitive costs.
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MEMS
Measurement Specialties' experience designing
Micro-Electro-Mechanical
Systems (MEMS) using silicon structures is unsurpassed
in the world. We have developed and commercialized
several product areas based on silicon micromachining
technology, offering an unmatched range of standard
products with a strong custom design capability.
Measurement Specialties MEMS technology offers customers
a robust sensor that is small, lightweight and
long-lived. Requiring low power, it is easily integrated
with analog and digital circuits while also very
friendly to large volume fabrication. Measurement
Specialties' MEMS accelerometers are used for automobile
crash and crush testing, auto OEM safety applications,
instrumentation, robotics and military/aerospace
applications. |
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Piezo Film & Ceramic
Measurement Specialties innovative approach for
cost-effective piezoelectric accelerometer designs
resides in its ability to use a broad range of materials
including crystals such as quartz or man-made ceramic
and polymers that have piezoelectric properties.
OEM manufacturers look towards this technology as it
provides lower-cost sensors requiring no external power
supply. Such sensors are used in a broad range of
applications including
patient monitoring, commercial appliances, traffic
regulation, safety devices, alarms and switches for such
common devices as printers and games. |
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Bonded Gauge
Bonded strain-gage technology is a favorite among
measurement professionals demanding miniaturization and
customization for unique, small volume applications.
Easily packaged with amplified and unamplified signal
outputs, this technology is employed across wide g and
temperature ranges. |
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