High Temperature Differential Accelerometers, 3235C Series

Chatsworth, CA – March 31, 2010 – Dytran Instruments has recently developed a new series of differential output charge mode accelerometers. The 3235C series are high temperature, high sensitivity charge output accelerometers designed to measure vibration of surfaces at temperatures up to +500°F (+287°C). These units are unique in that they feature high charge sensitivity while also offering a balanced differential output.

The 3235C series are available in three versions, which differ only in sensitivity: 50 pC/g (3235C1), 100 pC/g (3235C2) and 200 pC/g (3235C3).

Featuring a transverse mounted glass-to-metal sealed 2-pin connector and an industry standard 3-bolt mount, as well as being packaged in a hermetically sealed Inconel housing, the 3235C series are ideal for turbine engine vibration measurements and industrial monitoring in high temperature environments.

The 4190 features a large digital front panel meter, a bias test switch to verify proper accelerometer operation, and an output jack for monitoring the output signal of the accelerometer with an oscilloscope. Two replaceable 9V batteries allow for 10 hours of continuous operation.

To learn more about 3235C series, please contact us at info@dytran.com.

Company Information

Established in 1980, Dytran Instruments, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of piezoelectric and DC accelerometers, force and pressure transducers, and associated electronics. Dytran products are used extensively in aerospace, test and measurement and industrial applications. Additionally, Dytran products are widely utilized for on-board measurements in a variety of aerospace, commercial, and military applications.

Dytran maintains a world-class manufacturing facility in Chatsworth (Los Angeles) California. This vertically integrated facility includes engineering, administrative, manufacturing, and automated machining capabilities. Dytran products are available worldwide via a network of distributors and representatives.