Accelerometers

Sherborne Sensors manufacture a wide range of high precision inertial accelerometers to measure linear acceleration and deceleration with the highest levels of accuracy and reliability. Our accelerometers are used in demanding aerospace, aviation, military and industrial applications around the world.

Please call our Applications Team on (201) 847-1394 or email NAsales@sherbornesensors.com so that we can discuss the best linear acceleration and deceleration sensors for your measurement requirements. Over 50% of our accelerometer production is associated with custom products to meet a customer's specific measurement application.

Typical applications include: Accident data collection, Military and civil flight simulators, Fatigue life monitoring, Road bed analysis, Deceleration in mass transit systems, Autopilots, Data acquisition systems and Structural monitoring.

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  A215/A220 Series Miniature Linear Servo Accelerometer

  A215/A220 Series Gravity ReferencedLinear Servo Accelerometers

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  A260 Series Schaevitz® Single Axis Servo Accelerometer

  A260 Series Single Axis Servo Accelerometer

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  A320 Series, Ultra-Low Range Linear Servo Accelerometer

  A320 Series, Ultra-Low Range Linear Servo Accelerometer

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  A320 ‘L’ Series, Ultra-Low Range Linear Servo Accelerometer with 4 to 20mA Output

  A320 ‘L’ Series, Ultra-Low Range Linear Servo Accelerometer with 4 to 20mA Output

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  A545 Series DC-Operated, Bi-axial & Tri-axial Linear Accelerometers

  A545 Series DC-Operated, Bi-axial & Tri-axial Linear Accelerometers

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  A545 Series DC-Operated, Single Axis Linear Accelerometer

  The Sherborne Sensors’ range of Solid State Accelerometers measure vector acceleration with high accuracy and incorporate a MEMS micromachined piezo-resistive strain gauge bridges

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  A640 Single Axis Accelerometer

  High accuracy measurement of vector acceleration with air damping and shock resistance.

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  A700 Single and Dual Axis Accelerometer

  The Sherborne Sensors’ A700 range of Solid State Accelerometers measure acceleration in single or dual axes.