The Acceleration Sensor for Bridge is a high-performance three-axis capacitive accelerometer engineered specifically for structural health monitoring of bridges and other critical infrastructure. Designed to capture precise vibration and dynamic load data under real-world conditions, this sensor delivers reliable, continuous monitoring of bridge behavior — from traffic-induced oscillations to environmental excitations such as wind and seismic events. With a robust housing, wide frequency response, and excellent temperature stability, it serves as a foundational component in modern bridge safety and maintenance systems.
Three-Axis Vibration Monitoring: Simultaneously measures accelerations in X, Y, and Z directions for comprehensive structural dynamics analysis.
Wide Frequency Response (0–1000 Hz): Ideal for capturing both low-frequency deformations and high-frequency vibrations.
Superior Temperature Performance: Operates reliably across a wide temperature range (-20°C to +80°C), suitable for outdoor applications year-round.
High Shock Resistance: Withstands transient shocks up to 5000g, ensuring durability under extreme or accidental loads.
Low Noise & High Sensitivity: Delivers clean, accurate signals for detecting subtle structural changes and early-stage anomalies.
Easy Installation and Integration: Supports screw mounting or adhesive attachment, with standardized voltage output for seamless connection to data acquisition systems.
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Parameter | Specification |
Measurement Range | ±4g (peak) |
Sensitivity | ~200 mV/g (±5%) at 80 Hz |
Frequency Response | 0–1000 Hz (±1 dB) |
Resonant Frequency | ≈2400 Hz |
Transverse Sensitivity | ≤5% |
Power Supply | 5–16 V DC |
Output Impedance | 32 kΩ |
Full-Scale Output Range | 0–1.8 V (peak) |
Bias Voltage | 0.9 V |
Noise Density | 20 µg/√Hz |
Operating Temperature Range | -20°C to +80°C |
Shock Resistance | 5000g |
Weight | ≈35 g |
Dimensions | 25 mm × 23 mm × 12 mm |
Output Method | 5-core shielded cable |
Mounting Options | Screw fixation or adhesive bonding |
Vibration & Dynamic Response Analysis under traffic load
Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) and condition assessment
Wind & Seismic Response Recording
Fatigue Evaluation and long-term deformation trend analysis
Early Warning Systems for abnormal vibrations or structural changes
Construction & Retrofit Monitoring during bridge upgrades
Plug-and-Play Setup: Simple wiring interface with color-coded cables for straightforward connection to data loggers or IoT platforms.
Low Power Operation: Compatible with solar-powered or battery-based monitoring systems.
Rugged Enclosure: Designed to resist moisture, dust, and mechanical impact, meeting the demands of outdoor and harsh environments.
Compatible with Common DAQ Systems: Output signals can be directly acquired by most industrial data acquisition devices and SCADA systems.
Bridge-Focused Design: Tailored to meet the specific demands of civil structural monitoring.
Proven Reliability: Built with industrial-grade components to ensure long-term operation without compromise.
Actionable Data Output: High-fidelity signals enable precise analysis, supporting preventive maintenance and safety decisions.
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