Epson Accelerometer M-A552AC10 CANopen
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M-A552IP67 · CANopenIP67The quartz sensor of the M-A352 in a rugged IP67 metal housing, with CANopen (CiA 301 and CiA 404) at up to 1 Mbit/s.Three axes of acceleration or tilt, programmable filters and a 9 to 32 V supply. Ready for bridges, rail lines, slopes and machines outdoors.0.5µg/√HzNoise density±15gRange460HzMax. bandwidthIP67Metal housing9–32VSupplyApplicationsWhere the M-A552AC10 fits bestBridges and buildingsLong-term structural monitoring outdoors, without an extra protective box.Railway infrastructureBridge girders, catenary masts and track structures next to the line.Slopes, dams and foundationsTilt output for geotechnical monitoring.Heavy machineryVibration and tilt sensing in harsh industrial environments.PerformanceKey specificationsParameterTypical valueAxes3Range±15 gNoise density0.5 µg/√Hz typ.Bias instability0.2 µgBandwidth9 … 460 HzOutput rate50 … 1000 SpsTilt output±60°InterfaceCANopen CiA 301 / 404, up to 1 Mbit/s, node ID 1 … 127Supply9 … 32 V, ≈ 35 mA at 12 VOperating temperature−30 … +70 °CHousing65 × 60 × 30 mm, 128 g, IP67, M12, 5-pinTypical values from the Epson data sheet. The full data sheet is available on request.M-A370AD10Seismic gradeNoise density0.02 µg/√HzRange±10 gInterfaceUART · SPIM-A352AD10Structural monitoringNoise density0.2 µg/√HzRange±15 gInterfaceUART · SPIM-A552AR10IP67 · RS-422Noise density0.5 µg/√HzRange±15 gInterfaceRS-422M-A552AC10IP67 · CANopenNoise density0.5 µg/√HzRange±15 gInterfaceCANopenFAQFrequently asked questionsM-A552AC10 or M-A552AR10?Both use the same sensor and housing. Take the CANopen version to connect many sensors on one bus; the M-A552AR10 uses RS-422.How does it relate to the M-A352AD10?The M-A552AC10 uses the M-A352 sensor inside. For integration on your own board, the compact M-A352AD10 with UART or SPI is the better choice.Which connector do I need?An IP67-rated M12, 5-pin M12 mating connector. IP67 applies only with a suitable mating connector.Can I test it before ordering?Yes. For qualified projects we lend evaluation kits free of charge.Test it in your own system.For qualified projects we lend evaluation kits free of charge. Pricing and availability on request.Request an evaluation kitFull data sheet
Epson Accelerometer M-A552AR10 RS-422
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M-A552IP67 · RS-422IP67The quartz sensor of the M-A352 in a rugged IP67 metal housing, with RS-422 for cable runs up to about 250 m.Three axes of acceleration or tilt, programmable filters and a 9 to 32 V supply. Ready for bridges, rail lines, slopes and machines outdoors.0.5µg/√HzNoise density±15gRange460HzMax. bandwidthIP67Metal housing9–32VSupplyApplicationsWhere the M-A552AR10 fits bestBridges and buildingsLong-term structural monitoring outdoors, without an extra protective box.Railway infrastructureBridge girders, catenary masts and track structures next to the line.Slopes, dams and foundationsTilt output for geotechnical monitoring.Heavy machineryVibration and tilt sensing in harsh industrial environments.PerformanceKey specificationsParameterTypical valueAxes3Range±15 gNoise density0.5 µg/√Hz typ.Bias instability0.2 µgBandwidth9 … 460 HzOutput rate50 … 1000 SpsTilt output±60°InterfaceRS-422, up to 460.8 kbit/s, terminator built inSupply9 … 32 V, ≈ 40 mA at 12 VOperating temperature−30 … +70 °CHousing65 × 60 × 30 mm, 128 g, IP67, M12, 8-pinTypical values from the Epson data sheet. The full data sheet is available on request.M-A370AD10Seismic gradeNoise density0.02 µg/√HzRange±10 gInterfaceUART · SPIM-A352AD10Structural monitoringNoise density0.2 µg/√HzRange±15 gInterfaceUART · SPIM-A552AR10IP67 · RS-422Noise density0.5 µg/√HzRange±15 gInterfaceRS-422M-A552AC10IP67 · CANopenNoise density0.5 µg/√HzRange±15 gInterfaceCANopenFAQFrequently asked questionsM-A552AR10 or M-A552AC10?Both use the same sensor and housing. Take the RS-422 version for long point-to-point cables to a data logger; the M-A552AC10 uses CANopen.How does it relate to the M-A352AD10?The M-A552AR10 uses the M-A352 sensor inside. For integration on your own board, the compact M-A352AD10 with UART or SPI is the better choice.Which connector do I need?An IP67-rated M12, 8-pin M12 mating connector. IP67 applies only with a suitable mating connector.Can I test it before ordering?Yes. For qualified projects we lend evaluation kits free of charge.Test it in your own system.For qualified projects we lend evaluation kits free of charge. Pricing and availability on request.Request an evaluation kitFull data sheet