Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) Vibration Sensor, V01

Name: Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) Vibration Sensor, V01
Brand: T&S Communications Co., Ltd.

Identifier: 160013

30pm/g (peak value) | 5Hz~500Hz

Features

Unaffected by electromagnetic field.
Sensors can be connected in series.
Fast installation
Repeatable installation

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Product Description of Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) Vibration Sensor, V01

T&S V01 FBG vibration sensor is a device for measuring structural vibration. V01 vibration sensor can be combined with two other sensors fixed on special clamps for simultaneous measurement in three axial directions. Combined with WDM technology, a quasi-distributed sensor network is structured to directly measure the three-dimensional vibration acceleration of transformer body during its operation, which provides a new technical means for real-time online monitoring and condition evaluation of transformer vibration.

Specifications

Item	Unit	Specification
Sensitivity	pm/g	30 (peak value)
Frequency Range	Hz	5~500
Resonance Frequency	Hz	1200
Maximum Impact Response	g	100
Operating Temperature	℃	-40~120
Dimension	mm	65 x 41 x 6
Weight	g	54
Installation	-	Screw

Applications

Oil immersed transformer

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