Product Announcements: Shock and Impact Sensors

Instrumented Sensor Technology's new ShockTimer-Plus 3Dv2 unit measures and records 3-axis (x,y,z) shocks up to +/-16g that exceed preset thresholds, with date & time. The unit also logs temperature and humidity. (read more)

ShockTimer-Plus 3Dv2^tm, (STP3Dv2) is a new, low cost Shock Recorder for transportation monitoring. The device can be attached to your shipment or vehicle and will record the exact time it was abused in transport and even tell the level of shock it was subjected to. (read more)

IST's Helmet Impact Recording System (HIRTS-1) is a compact, self-contained recording device which measures and records shock and impact to helmets or other space constrained fixtures. The device is planted or installed to an inside surface of the helmet. (read more)

The MSR-3C is a self-contained low cost portable accelerometer data logger unit with a multi-channel, digital acceleration waveform recording system. Our portable acceleration data logger system is battery powered, designed for field applications requiring multi-channel, extended time, unattended acceleration monitoring and recording. (read more)

Functions- Horizontal Tilt Detecting- Up-Side Down Detecting

Certificate- RoHS Compliance

Patents- TAIWAN Patent NO. 168208- TAIWAN Patent NO. 195196 (read more)

SignalQuest's family of rugged package sensors were developed to deliver our complete line of MEMS sensors to industrial markets in an environmentally protected housing with plug and play standard communication protocols. (read more)

Description: The SQ-ASx series act like acceleration sensitive switches that open or close when accelerated past an acceleration threshold. (read more)

Shock accelerometers are specifically designed to withstand & measure extreme, high-amplitude, short-duration, transient accelerations. Shock acceleration events may reach 100,000 g or more with pulse durations of less than 10 microseconds. The extremely fast transient and volatile nature of a shock event imposes special demands on the design of a shock accelerometer. (read more)