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Radiation Resistant Servo-Inclinometer TS2R Model |
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简介：Radiation Resistant Servo-Inclinometer TS2R ModelThis Servo-Inclinometer was designed to operate in intense radiation environments. It was originally developed in cooperation with Ontario-Hydro of Canada to monitor the fuelling machines of nuclear power-stations, where it is exposed to radiation over extended periods of time. The sensors were wired to a remote control box, to provide monitoring, c... |
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PXF1090
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| PXO_4187 | TS2R | 抗辐射±30°倾角传感器 | 55689 | ~ | 61551 | singer |  |  |
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Radiation Resistant Servo-Inclinometer TS2R Model
This Servo-Inclinometer was designed to operate in intense radiation environments. It was originally developed in cooperation with Ontario-Hydro of Canada to monitor the fuelling machines of nuclear power-stations, where it is exposed to radiation over extended periods of time. The sensors were wired to a remote control box, to provide monitoring, control and alarm functions.
Features
- High radiation resistance
- High accuracy closed-loop operation
- Good repeatability
- Fast response
- Low power consumption
- High level, low impedance output
Specifications
| Measuring range |
±2 degrees (+/-30 deg. max.) |
| Non-linearity error |
0.02%FR typ 1) |
| Resolution |
<1 arc-sec |
| Non-repeatability & Hysteresis |
<0.001 deg |
| Sensitive axis misalignment |
< 0.5 deg |
| Cross-axis sensitivity |
<0.002g/g |
| Bias |
<0.1 deg |
| Power supply |
±15VDC @ 10 mA |
| Output |
±1V per degree |
| Output impedance |
<10 Ω |
| Step response |
50 msec |
| Zero temperature coefficient |
0.002 deg/C° typ (10 to 40C°) |
| Span temperature coefficient |
0.02%/C° typ |
| Temperature range (C°) |
-10 to +50C° |
| Maximum overload |
100g constant acceleration |
| Shock survival |
250g, 11msec |
| Housing material |
Sulphuric anodized # 2024 Aluminum alloy |
| Weight |
100 grams |
Notes:
- Non-linearity error defined as maximum deviation of any point from the theoretical sine function line in percents of the full measuring range.
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