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B. Engineers, inventors and students can evaluate potential new applications for piezo film sensors using the new Model 1007214 amplifier from Measurement Specialties. Download High Res Image |
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VERSATILE PIEZO FILM AMPLIFIER SUPPORTS A versatile piezo film sensor amplifier with selectable charge or voltage mode, and active high- and low-pass filters has been introduced by Measurement Specialties. The Model 1007214 amplifier provides a wide range of sensitivity control -- from -40 dB to +40 dB in voltage mode and 0.01 to 1000mV/pC in charge mode -- at a very competitive price. The amplifier is designed to allow engineers, inventors and students to realize the many potential benefits of piezo film in product development for numerous industries. It helps determine the practicality of many applications including machine vibration, low frequency dynamic strain, pyroelectric signals, audio band/acoustic signals and traffic sensors. Both first-time users and seasoned professionals will benefit from the wide range of sensitivity adjustment and the functionality of the high- and low-pass filters. The amplifier allows full frequency response control over piezoelectric sensors, independent of their capacitance or impedance. The input attenuator switch prevents output voltage clipping when the open-circuit voltage is very high. Front panel switches are clearly marked for user-friendly operation. A sample piezo sensor and BNC input and output connectors are included in the package. Regional versions are available for EU, UK, Japan and USA. About Piezo Film Measurement Specialties, Inc., designs and manufactures a wide variety of sensors and transducers to measure precise ranges of physical characteristics including pressure, force, vibration, position, humidity and temperature. For technical product information, contact: For Product Sales Inquiries: Europe For editorial or publication inquiries contact: Editor: Please let us know by email, fax or the enclosed (free post)
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