NEWS

Summit Instruments is committed to continuous improvement. Visit often for information about our new products, recent press releases, and upcoming trade shows.

Trade show schedule

2010 Aircraft Stores Compatibility Symposium
April 19–22, 2010
Emerald Coast Conference Center
Fort Walton Beach, FL

IEEE/ION PLANS 2010
May 3–6, 2010
Renaissance Esmeralda Resort
Palm Springs, CA

ITEA Test Instrumentation Workshop
May 11–13, 2010
Tuscany Suites
Las Vegas, NV

Test Week 2010
June 14–17, 2010
Von Braun Center
Huntsville, AL

headlines

Sunday, October 11, 2009 / Akron Beacon Journal
Military among local firms' clients
Summit Instruments manufactures hand-crafted sensors that measure acceleration, rotation and position for defense, aerospace applications
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Monday, October 12, 2009 / Akron Beacon Journal
Ohio looks to the skies
Aerospace sector strong, study says
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New Products

Extended Capability Inertial Measurement System: 65210E
Summit Instruments proudly announces the introduction of a new Data Acquisition System - TM Kit. Additional flexibility is a key feature of the 65210E, which is based on technologies developed for the Standard Series 65210A Inertial Measurement System.

The 65210E includes optional internal inertial sensors (accelerometers and gyros) and the capability to integrate external sensors and signals. External inputs are accommodated by small Signal Conditioning Modules. Four module slots are available allowing the user to measure up to 16 signal channels through a combination of internal and external sensors. An internal transmitter telemeters data in a single IRIG-106 PCM stream. Signal conditioning modules for strain gages, accelerometers, load cells, and pressure sensors, as well as analog voltages or currents are currently available and more are in development.
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Triaxial Rate Gyro

Summit Instruments is proud to introduce a new line of sensors, the Triaxial Rate Gyro. These gyros are housed in a rugged one-inch aluminum cube for accurate measurements in a small package. Based on MEMS technology, the gyros measure up to ±600°/sec (31206A) or ±1200°/sec (31207A) with less than ±6°/sec drift over temperature.

Measurements are corrected internally for temperature variations, making external corrections unnecessary in most applications. A NIST calibration certificate is available in order to correct for sensor misalignment in high accuracy applications.
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