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Dynamic Vibration Sensor Connects easily to Smartphones, Tablets and PCs

Announcement posted by John Morris Group 27 Aug 2014

Our Dynamic Vibration Sensor uses USB to talk to your devices

John Morris Industrial is pleased to introduce the Digiducer – a USB ICP Digital™ Dynamic Accelerometer (Model: 333D01). It's the first integrated and ruggedised high-resolution, broad-frequency piezoelectric vibration sensor with integrated data acquisition. A truly plug-and-play device that works directly with smart phones, tablets and PCs making accurate vibration measurement accessible to everyone. Full specifications and a list of compatible and optimised third-party software is available at industrial.johnmorris.com.au.

Making vibration measurements is now as easy as recording digital audio. This simplicity provides the utility of precision piezoelectric accelerometers while acting as a high-fidelity tool for both the test and industrial markets. Users can select from a growing number of third-party vibration analysis packages on all popular platforms or write their own applications in any programming environment that can access the audio input driver such as MathWorks MATLAB® or National Instruments LabVIEW®.

By pairing the 333D01 with a smartphone, users no longer need separate and cumbersome signal conditioners or dedicated digital data acquisition. A powerful vibration analysis system has never been smaller.

Utilising a hermetically sealed precision ceramic piezoelectric single-axis sensing element expands both the measurement resolution (additional 66 dB over typical MEMS accelerometers) and useable frequency range to 8 kHz (nearly eight times typical MEMS response). The 333D01 packages both the piezoelectric sensing element and internal electronics within a laser welded, ground isolated, stainless steel casing. This provides durability, portability and reliability for the entire measurement channel in both factory and laboratory environments.

Calibration of the Digiducer USB ICP Digital™ Dynamic Accelerometer is NIST traceable, ensuring the precision of the integrated measurement channel. The calibration data is stored in the sensor allowing optimised software to provide calibrated engineering units with no user involvement.

The Digiducer USB ICP Digital™ Dynamic Accelerometer simplifies and improves the general accessibility to precision vibration measurements through the ease and simplicity of the consumer USB communication world. It expands beyond traditional piezoelectric accelerometer applications opening the vibration world to laptop, tablet and smart phone vibration applications. For more information, visit industrial.johnmorris.com.au.