Accelerometer 2 G

Accelerometer 2G
Part #: TSD109A

This 2 G Tri-Axial Accelerometer high-level output transducer provide three outputs, simultaneously measuring acceleration along the X-, Y- and Z-axes.  TSD109A is optimal for ballistocardiography, stroke volume, respiration, sleep studies, restless leg syndrome, and bruxism.

The transducer can be used on any part of the body or attached to external equipment. The pliable and unobtrusive design conforms readily to body contours and may be easily attached to body extremities. The frequency response extends from DC to 500 Hz. The accelerometer is extremely accurate and can easily be calibrated by simply changing its orientation in three-dimensional space, so that gravity (G=1) acts only upon the desired axis. TSD109 series accelerometers connect directly to the AMI100D or HLT100C interface modules, occupying up to three channels, one channel per measured axis.

Alternative accelerometers include TSD109C3 (±5 G) for measuring accelerations when performing slow movements, such as walking and hand tremor, and TSD109J1 (±200 G), which is more suitable for quick movements, such as swinging a tennis racket. Wireless and MRI options are also available.

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ss26lb accelerometer strapTSD109A accelerometer includes two Velcro straps for easy attachment to finger (10 cm) or wrist (33 cm); additional straps may be ordered separately in 20, 33, 76, or 137 cm (use part number BN-STRAP-XX).

For other locations, or to prevent cable stress/tugging when the subject moves, which might affect the sensor, the acceleromter can also be taped to the subject. Tape the cable at a point a few inches from the accelerometer board/sensor (the molded part), them make a small loop with the cable after the first taping and then tape the cable again.

MRI applications: Use TSD109A-MRI or TSD109C2-MRI.

For a wireless equivalent, see the BioNomadix Wireless Accelerometer BN-ACCL3.

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