The document describes the specifications and characteristics of the triaxial accelerometer with model number 3093B, including dimensions, weight, material, sensitivity, frequency response, etc.
The Dytran 3093B is a titanium‑alloy triaxial accelerometer designed for high‑g and high‑temperature applications. The document provides an outline drawing, connector pinout, and mounting information, including a 4‑pin connector that mates with Dytran cable assembly model 6430AXX.
Key specifications are listed, covering physical dimensions, weight, sensitivity, full‑scale range, frequency response, environmental limits, and electrical characteristics such as supply voltage, current draw, output impedance, and ground isolation. The data sheet also notes handling precautions for the internal amplifier.
| Weight | 10.0 grams |
|---|---|
| Size (H×W×D) | 0.37 × 0.59 × 0.59 inches |
| Mounting | Adhesive mount |
| Connector | 4‑pin |
| Housing material | Titanium alloy |
| Full‑scale range (each axis) | ±50 G |
| Frequency response | -10 % to +10 % from 6 Hz to 5 kHz |
| Natural frequency | 30 kHz |
| Equivalent electrical noise | 0.007 G RMS |
| Maximum vibration | 100 G |
| Maximum shock | 500 G |
| Temperature range | -60 °C to +250 °C |
| Environmental seal | Hermetic |
| Supply voltage (each axis) | +18 – +30 VDC |
| Output impedance | 100 Ω (typ.) |
| Output bias voltage | +10 VDC (nom.) |
| Discharge time constant | 0.5 s (nom.) |
The device can withstand up to 500 G of shock.
Each axis requires a supply voltage between +18 VDC and +30 VDC.