Short Lead Time for Acquire Data - Piezoelectric Accelerometer CJC2010 – Enviko

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CJC2010

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DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS	CJC2010
Sensitivity(±10％)	12pC/g
Non-linearity	≤1％
Frequency Response(±5％)	1~6000Hz
Resonant Frequency	32KHz
Transverse Sensitivity	≤3％
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Resistance	≥10GΩ
Capacitance	800pF
Grounding	Signal common ground with the shell
ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS
Temperature Range	-55C~177C
Shock Limit	2000g
Sealing	Hermetic package
Base Strain Sensitivity	0.002 g pK/μ Strain
Thermal Transient Sensitivity	0.002 g pK/℃
Electromagnetic Sensitivity	0.0001 g rms/gauss
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Weight	16g
Sensing Element	Piezoelectric crystal
Sensing Structure	shear
Case Material	Stainless steel
Accessories	Cable: XS14 or XS20

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