IM727 Drop-Test Accelerometer

The IM727 is a drop-test accelerometer for mobile electronic devices.


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Brand
Endevco
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
9
File format
PDF
File size
340 KB
Published
18 October, 2023
Updated
18 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
12A4083DF16585083EA2F561DA6C678A

About this manual

The Endevco Model 727 is a family of rugged undamped piezoresistive accelerometers designed for shock measurements in mobile consumer electronic devices. This instruction manual provides technical details specifically for the single-axis accelerometers in the wax mount configuration, including models 727-60K, 727-20K, 727-6K, and 727-2K. The document outlines handling precautions to prevent damage due to resonance excitation and electrostatic discharge (ESD).

What's inside

  • Handling Precautions
  • Initial Checkout
  • Mounting Surface Preparation
  • Installation
  • Cable Handling
  • Electrical Considerations
  • Excitation Voltage
  • Power and Signal Leads
  • Cable Length Considerations

Specifications

Product TypeUndamped piezoresistive accelerometers
ApplicationShock measurements in mobile consumer electronic devices
Calibration Excitation Voltage10.000±0.005 Vdc
Maximum Excitation Voltage12 Vdc
Standard Cable Length120 inches
Input Resistance (Typical)650Ω ± 300Ω

Frequently asked questions

What are the models included in the wax mount configuration?

The models included are 727-60K, 727-20K, 727-6K, and 727-2K.

How should the accelerometer be handled to avoid damage?

It must be handled carefully to avoid fast rise time impacts, as unmounted units are vulnerable to resonance excitation.

What is the recommended adhesive for mounting?

Aremco CrystalbondTM 509 is recommended for use up to 60°C.

What is the maximum excitation voltage without damage?

The maximum excitation voltage without damage is 12 Vdc.

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