The SZ-6 magnetoelectric speed sensor is an inertial sensor that functions on the principle of magnetoelectric induction. This means that it is able to transform a vibration signal into a voltage signal. The voltage signal is directly proportional to the vibration speed value. The sensor has been demonstrated to possess the capacity to measure mechanical vibration at rotational speeds as low as 5 Hz.
| Parameter | Specification |
| Frequency Response | 10~1000 Hz ±8% |
| Amplitude Limit | ≤2000μm (P-P) |
| Accuracy | 50mV/mm/s ±5% |
| Max Acceleration | 10g |
| Output Current | 4-20mA |
| Measurement | Vertical or horizontal |
| Working Condition | Dustproof and moisture-proof |
| Humidity | ≤ 90% |
| Temperature | -30℃ ~ 120℃ |
| Dimensions | φ35 × 78mm |
| Mounting Thread | M10 × 1.5mm |
| wire length | 5meter |
The following features are exhibited by the SZ-6 Series Integrated Vibration Sensor:
1.The output is directly proportional to the vibration speed. This can take into account the vibration measurement fields of high, medium and low frequencies.
2.The device exhibits low output impedance and an optimal signal-to-noise ratio. The device under discussion does not have any specific requirements for output plugs and cables, thus facilitating ease of use.
3. The movable element, which is integral to the fiction component, is eliminated in the sensor design. This results in enhanced flexibility and the capacity to measure vibrations as low as 0.01 mm.
4. The sensor has been demonstrated to possess a certain degree of anti-lateral vibration capability, with a maximum peak value of 10g.
