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Ideal for measuring linear motion, vibration, and moderate shock (up to ~200 g). Compact and cost-effective, they are widely used in OEM and embedded applications.
Designed to capture high-frequency events, including impact and rapid vibration. Piezoelectric models excel in dynamic testing, while piezoresistive versions are DC‑response capable, ideal for integration into velocity or displacement analysis.
Deliver stable, high‑resolution measurements for low-frequency and structural monitoring applications.
Contact us today to discuss custom acceleration solutions whether you’re measuring vibration, impact, tilt, or motion. Our team can help select and configure the perfect accelerometer or inertial sensor for your sensor system.
Accelerometers are used in a wide range of industries, including:
Choosing the right accelerometer depends on several key factors:
Our team can help match the right sensor to your specific use case.
Yes. Many of our accelerometers are designed with rugged housings, wide temperature ranges, and IP-rated sealing to perform reliably in demanding environments like railways, mining equipment, or outdoor infrastructure.
Yes, certain accelerometers, particularly MEMS types with DC response can detect tilt and orientation by measuring gravitational acceleration. They are often used in leveling systems, construction machinery, and mobile platforms.
All accelerometers can function as vibration sensors, but not all vibration sensors are accelerometers. Accelerometers detect a broader range of dynamic and static forces, while vibration sensors may be tuned specifically for oscillation and frequency analysis. The terms are often used interchangeably in industrial applications.
Yes. We supply single-axis, dual-axis, and 3-axis accelerometers depending on your measurement requirements. Multi-axis sensors are ideal when motion occurs in multiple directions, such as in vehicle testing or robotic applications.
Absolutely. Many of our accelerometers are designed with analog or digital outputs (voltage or current) for easy integration into data acquisition systems, PLCs, or wireless monitoring solutions.
You can contact our team directly through the Applied Measurement contact page. We offer technical guidance, product recommendations, and calibration assistance for all sensor systems.