Crossbow CXTD02 Digital Tilt & Acceleration Sensor Datasheet

The Crossbow CXTD02 digital tilt and acceleration sensor provides high‑resolution tilt measurement over a 360° roll and 180° pitch range with RS‑232 output.


Crossbow CXTD02 Digital Tilt & Acceleration Sensor Datasheet - cover page
Brand
Crossbow
Category
sensor
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
190 KB
Published
08 October, 2026
Updated
08 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The CXTD02 is a digital tilt and acceleration sensor that uses a triaxial MEMS accelerometer to measure tilt over a full 360° roll and 180° pitch range. It is fully temperature‑calibrated for operation from –40 °C to +85 °C and includes an on‑board DSP for alignment, scale factor and non‑linearity compensation.

The sensor outputs data via a digital RS‑232 interface, eliminating the need for external ADC cards. It is suited for seismic and structural monitoring, offering a high update rate, low noise floor and a compact 15‑pin sub‑miniature connector.

What's inside

  • Specifications
  • Performance
  • Pin Diagram
  • Block Diagram
  • Ordering Information
  • Physical Dimensions

Specifications

Update Rate> 100 Hz
Start‑up Time< 1 s
Roll / Pitch Range±180° / ±90°
Accuracy (over temperature)±0.3° / ±20°
Tilt Accuracy±0.5° / ±45°
Resolution< 0.1°
Acceleration Input Range±2 g (X/Y/Z)
Bias Stability< ±8.5 mg (X/Y/Z)
Scale Factor Accuracy< 1 %
Power Consumption< 1.2 W at 12 VDC
Operating Temperature-40 °C to +85 °C
Digital Output FormatRS‑232
Physical Size4.02 x 2.26 x 1.24 in
Connector15‑pin sub‑miniature high‑density male

Frequently asked questions

What is the update rate of the CXTD02 sensor?

The CXTD02 provides an update rate greater than 100 Hz.

What temperature range can the CXTD02 operate in?

It operates from –40 °C to +85 °C.

How does the CXTD02 output its data?

Data is transmitted via a digital RS‑232 interface.

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