This document provides detailed information about the 3100D24 accelerometer, including dimensions, weight, material, mounting method, performance indicators, etc.
The Dytran 3100D24 is a stainless‑steel accelerometer that outputs a voltage proportional to acceleration with a ±5 V full‑scale range. It features a 10‑32 coaxial connector, 300‑series stainless steel housing, and a hermetic glass‑to‑metal seal.
The sheet lists performance specifications such as sensitivity, frequency range, resonant frequency, and temperature limits, as well as mounting torque, dimensions, weight, and supplied accessories like a mounting stud and thermal boot.
| Range (Full Scale) for +/-5 V output | +/-5 G |
|---|---|
| Sensitivity | 1000 mV/G |
| Frequency Range | 1 to 1000 Hz |
| Mounted Resonant Frequency | 26 kHz |
| Output Impedance | 100 Ω |
| Bias Voltage | +11 V (nominal, +9 to +12 V) |
| Temperature Range | -60 to +250 °C |
| Size (Hex x Height) | 0.625 in × 1.30 in |
| Weight | 55 g |
| Connector | 10‑32 coaxial (radially mounted) |
The mounting torque should be 20 to 25 lb‑inches and must not be overtightened.
A Model 6200 mounting stud and a Model 6215 thermal boot are supplied.
The device requires 2 to 20 mA of current and a supply voltage of +18 to +30 V.