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Piezoelectric Accelerometer A/23/E

The A/20 is a general-purpose piezoelectric charge output accelerometer designed for vibration analysis and shaker testing, including applications requiring higher operating temperatures. Built using DJB’s Konic Shear® sensing technology and welded titanium construction, it delivers stable measurements with reduced long-term cross-axis error.

Description

The A/20 is a general-purpose piezoelectric charge output accelerometer designed for vibration analysis and shaker testing, including applications requiring higher operating temperatures. Built using DJB’s Konic Shear® sensing technology and welded titanium construction, it delivers stable measurements with reduced long-term cross-axis error.


Key specifications

  • Sensitivity: 30 pC/g nominal
  • Weight: 12.5–27 g (variant dependent)
  • Temperature range: -55°C to 250°C (optional to -71°C)

Model variations

  • A/20
  • A/20/T
  • A/20/TC

Design and construction

The A/20 range uses DJB’s unique Konic Shear® piezoelectric sensing element for strong performance and reduced long-term cross-axis error. The range includes side-entry and top-entry tapped-base models with all-welded titanium construction. The A/20/TC version includes a hermetically sealed top-entry TNC connector. Welded internal connections across all versions support reliable operation in harsh environments.

Relative freedom from strain-induced error helps reduce low-frequency measurement uncertainty.


Features

  • Ultra-lightweight design: 12.5 g (A/20, A/20/T)
  • Higher mass option: 27 g (A/20/TC)
  • Compact dimensions: 14.3 (A/F) × 16.6 mm
  • Operating temperature: -55°C to 250°C (optional to -71°C)
  • Connector options: 10-32 UNF Microdot, TNC
  • Konic Shear® piezo-ceramic sensing element
  • Base tapped 10-32 UNF × 4 mm deep

Applications

  • Modal analysis of lightweight structures
  • Automotive
  • Aerospace
  • Machine monitoring
  • Condition monitoring
  • Impact testing
  • Industrial
  • Vibration shaker testing
  • Structural testing

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