Vibration Sensors & Vibration Measurement Equipment
Vibration TransducersOverview Vibration Measurement Equipment
Which accelerometer is suitable for which vibration measuring instrument? The schema below helps you to quickly find the answer. Thus you build up a your measuring chain individually or add necessary components for vibration measurement. You can always contact us in case of having questions.
| Meaning | Applicability |
| Wideband voltage signal proportional to acceleration according to IEPE standard | For instruments with IEPE interface |
| Wideband charge signal proportional to acceleration | For instruments with charge input, e.g. charge amplifiers |
| Wideband voltage signal, proportional to vibration acceleration, velocity or displacement (depending on the instrument) | For instruments with voltage input, e.g. oscilloscopes, FFT analyzers, PC interfaces |
| Relay output | For the direct connection of signaling units or binary inputs on e.g. an PLC |
| 4..20-mA output for the display of signal's variables like e.g. rms-value or peak value | For slow analog inputs on e.g. an PLC |
| 0..10-V DC output for the display of signal's variables like e.g. rms-value or peak value | For slow analog inputs on e.g. an PLC |
| Display | Measured values can be read off directly |
| Digital signal with wideband information | Convenient for the PC-based system VibroMatrix, which provides you with powerful software for vibration measurement |
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