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HTS3D |
Condition |
Parameters |
Unit |
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Measurement Range |
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±85 |
° |
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Measurement Axis |
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Dual Axis:X、Y |
Axis |
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Resolution |
|
0.001 |
° |
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Measurement Accuracy |
@25℃ |
0.01 |
° |
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Long-Term Stability |
|
0.01 |
° |
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Zero-Point Temperature Coefficient |
-40~85℃ |
±0.0002 |
°/℃ |
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Sensitivity Temperature Coefficient |
-40~85℃ |
≤50 |
ppm/℃ |
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Power-On Startup Time |
|
1 |
S |
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Response Bandwidth |
|
5 |
Hz |
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Output Signal |
RS485 |
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Electromagnetic Compatibility |
According to EN61000 and GBT17626 |
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Insulation Resistance |
≥100megohms |
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Shock Resistance |
100g@11ms, three-axis (half sine wave) |
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Vibration Resistance |
10grms、10~1000Hz |
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Weight |
≤10g(excluding cables) |
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1) Resolution: The smallest identifiable angular change within the effective measurement range, reflecting its ability to monitor minute tilt fluctuations. 2) Measurement Accuracy: A comprehensive evaluation of the sensor's performance indicators under standard ambient temperature, including the overall performance of linearity error, repeatability error, hysteresis error, zero-point offset error, and cross-axis sensitivity error. 3) Long-Term Stability: The deviation between the maximum and minimum values of the sensor's output value over a year of continuous operation at room temperature. 4) Zero-Point Temperature Coefficient: The ratio of the sensor's output value to temperature changes under zero-input conditions, defined as the ratio of the zero-point offset within the rated operating temperature range to the room temperature reference value. 5) Sensitivity Temperature Coefficient: A stability index of the sensor's full-scale output value with temperature changes, characterizing the drift rate of sensitivity relative to the room temperature reference value within the rated temperature range. |
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