The Endevco Model 7267A is a replaceable-element triaxial
accelerometer designed to measure acceleration in three
mutually-perpendicular axes. Although designed for installation
in anthropomorphic test dummies used in automotive crash
studies, it has application wherever triaxial accelerometers
are used for steady state of long duration pulse measurements.
The Model 7267A uses Endevco's Piezite® piezoresistive
elements in half-bridge configuration and meets SAEJ211
specifications for anthropomorphic dummy instrumentation.
The three sensors are mutually perpendicular and are positioned
so that theoretical lines drawn through the centers of
the seismic masses intersect at a single point.
Each sensor is replaceable. It is held in place by a single
screw for easy installation or removal by the user. Solder
pins are provided for electrical connection of an easily
replaced nine-conductor cable. Both side and top cable
entry holes are provided. Accessories include a 10 ft.
(3.05 m) cable and a mounting base. Sensors, housing and
cable clamp are available as replacement components.
Endevco Model 136 Three-Channel System, Model 4430A or
Model 68207 BCAS™ Computer Controlled System are
recommended as signal conditioner and power supply.
Features:
• Triaxial accelerometer
• DC response
• 1500 g full scale
• Replaceable sensors
• Undamped
The Endevco Model 7267A is a replaceable-element triaxial
accelerometer designed to measure acceleration in three
mutually-perpendicular axes. Although designed for installation
in anthropomorphic test dummies used in automotive crash
studies, it has application wherever triaxial accelerometers
are used for steady state of long duration pulse measurements.
The Model 7267A uses Endevco's Piezite® piezoresistive
elements in half-bridge configuration and meets SAEJ211
specifications for anthropomorphic dummy instrumentation.
