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Trade show schedule

International Telemetering Conference
Oct. 24-27, 2011
Bally’s
Las Vegas, NV

New Products

Introducing a Rugged, Precision Accelerometer for Quick Shipment from Spectrum Sensors and Controls, the new XL403A

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>> Triaxial Analog Accelerometers
>> Biaxial Analog Accelerometers
>> Uniaxial Analog Accelerometers

Get the Right Accelerometer…
Choose the exact configuration required to get proper measurements, from ±1 g to ±15 g in single axis, dual axis or triaxial versions. Then select a specific bandwidth up to 800 Hz.

Right away…
The Spectrum Sensors & Controls XL403A is ready when you are. In stock and ready to ship, you can be taking measurements in less time than with traditional built-to-order accelerometers. Final calibrations are expedited to bring you the quality sensor you expect, faster than expected! Start your project in a week or less, depending on shipping time. Contact us today to get started.

IdentiCal™ Interchangeable Sensors
>> Uniaxial Analog Accelerometer
>> Uniaxial Analog Rate Gyro

Interchangeable
Simplify the use of multiple sensors with IdentiCal™ interchangeable sensors, available exclusively from Summit Instruments. IdentiCal™ sensors are standardized for offset and gain so you can easily interchange sensors without the need to manage individual calibration data.

Accurate
Rigorous testing has shown just 0.5% typical accuracy variance over the entire -40 °C to +85 °C temperature range. Our accuracy analysis comprises any deviation in offset, gain and non-linearity.

Rugged
IdentiCal™ sensors are encased in tough aluminum housing with shielded 22 AWG cables. Certified to meet standards for electromagnetic compatibility, climatic and corrosive environment, shock and vibration, and more.

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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