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Brand Name : Honeywell
Model Number : QA-2000
Certification : certificate of explosion-proof, CE
Place of Origin : China (Mainland)
MOQ : 1pcs
Payment Terms : T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram
Supply Ability : 1000 Pieces per Week
Packaging Details : each unit has individual box and all boxes are packed in standard packages or customers requests available
Delivery Time : 5-8 working days
Input Range : 1
Bias [mg : 1
Temperature Sensitivity [ppm/ºC : 1
Bandwidth [Hz : 1
Case Material : 300 Series Stainless Steel
Shock [g : 1
Q-Flex® QA-2000Accelerometer
The inertial navigation standard
Introduction
Honeywell manufactures the QA2000, which serves as the benchmark for inertial navigation. It is the leading sensor employed in contemporary commercial and military aircraft strap-down inertial navigation systems. The QA2000's long-term repeatability and outstanding reliability render it the most cost-effective inertial-grade accelerometer in the current market.
Similar to the entire Q-Flex family of accelerometers, the QA2000 incorporates a patented Q-Flex® etched-quartz-flexure seismic system. The amorphous quartz proof-mass structure ensures excellent repeatability in terms of bias, scale factor, and axis alignment.
The integrated electronics generates an acceleration-proportional output current for both static and dynamic acceleration measurements. Through the utilization of a customer-supplied output load resistor, which is appropriately sized according to the acceleration range of the specific application, the output current can be transformed into a voltage.
The QA2000 also features a current-output internal temperature sensor. By implementing temperature-compensating algorithms, the performance in terms of bias, scale factor, and axis misalignment is significantly enhanced.
Features
Performance Characteristics
Additional product specifications, outline drawings and block diagrams,and test data are available on request.
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