Piezoelectric
Accelerometer Endevco Model 6222S-20A-50A-100A
The Endevco Model 6222S series piezoelectric accelerometers
are designed for vibration measurement of gas turbine
engines in aircraft and industrial applications. The unit
features high sensitivity in a low profile package. The
unit features high sensitivity in a low profile package
with a ruggedized connector and standard ARINC 3 point
mounting. The 6222S is designed for continuous operation
at +500°F with long Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF).
The accelerometer is a self-generating device the requires
no external power source for operation.
The 6222S features Endevco's Piezite® Type P-8 crystal
element in our ISOSHEAR® construction. The result
in an accelerometer with low transient temperature and
base strain outputs, maintaining a high mounted resonance
and high operating temperature. The 6222S provides a balanced
differential output which is isolated form case ground.
The 6222S is available in standard ranges of 20, 50 and
100 pC/g, and offers a selection of three different connector
types to maximize versatility of the accelerometer. This
accelerometer is designed to utilize Endevco's 6917 series
shielded softline cable assemblies.
Endevco Signal Conditioner Models 6634B, TSAF, CCAS™
or 6602M27-10 are recommended for use with this high impedance
accelerometer.
Features:
• Requires no external power
• 20, 50 or 100 pC/g
• +500°F (+260°C) operation
• Gas turbine monitoring
• Ground isolated
• Balanced differential output
The Endevco Model 6222S series piezoelectric accelerometers
are designed for vibration measurement of gas turbine
engines in aircraft and industrial applications. The unit
features high sensitivity in a low profile package. The
unit features high sensitivity in a low profile package
with a ruggedized connector and standard ARINC 3 point
mounting. The 6222S is designed for continuous operation
at +500°F with long Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF).
The accelerometer is a self-generating device the requires
no external power source for operation.
