tion, 7264B, 7264C, 7264H) therefore the damage to one of the bridge arms will result in substantial resistance increases that may be different for the transducer's input and output impedance measurement values. Back to ask the experts

64C, 7264B, 7264D, 7264H) utilize an advanced MEMS sensor with integral mechanical stops in a monolithic design.  This ensures ruggedness, stability and reliability. This series is offered in both undamped and lightly damped versions, which helps minimize phase s

cer), 7264B (hockey, football), 2228C (cricket), 2250A (baseball), the triaxial Model 65 (golf), 7255A (golf) and tennis (25B). Common to all sports accelerometer applications is the need for small size in a rugged package that can withstand high shocks. The 35B is another g