DSIC tilt-measurement device makes US debut

A Sherborne Sensors product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Sep 4, 2009

Sherborne Sensors has released its Digital Servo Inclinometer (DSIC) in the US.

The DSIC is a tilt-measurement device that offers RS-485 ASCII digital output and built-in active temperature correction.

It features unsurpassed total accuracy of 0.08 degrees over a temperature range of -20C to +70C.

Available in either single or dual-axis versions, the core design of the DSIC is based upon the same field-proven technology as other Sherborne precision inclinometers, of which thousands have been successfully installed in the field.

The unit's integral precision servo mechanism exhibits almost zero hysteresis and provides better than 0.001 degrees resolution.

During factory calibration, each DSIC is programmed with individual output characteristics over temperature, to further optimise unit accuracy.

Output bandwidth ranges are configurable to 20Hz, with additional options for customised connectors, electrical filters and 1g bias.

With its rugged construction and unsurpassed accuracy, the DSIC is ideal for use in exceptionally demanding environments, such as military and aerospace test laboratories, mining, continuous casting steel manufacturing, civil structural health monitoring and satellite communications and aiming/control systems.

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