BISOPE series 35 The frequency range of the sensormeans the degree of f...

BISOPE series 35- The frequency range of the sensor(means the degree of frequency response accuracy)

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In selecting a transducer, the most important priority would be sensitivity and 'Frequency range'.

To explain the vertical axis in the graph of amplitude and frequency, it would be nice if one sensor could measure all amplitudes, but it can never be done because it depends on the sensitivity. To explain the horizontal axis in this way, if all sensors can measure all frequencies, there is no reason to select a sensor. This is because each type of vibration sensor, further subdivided, each type of vibration sensor (including an acceleration sensor) has its own frequency range of an area where measurement is accurate. This is called the frequency range.

 

Frequency range

The sensor indicates the range of measurable frequencies (e.g., acceleration sensor: 0.5 to 10 kHz), and the definition of this range is slightly different depending on the user, so that the maximum and minimum frequency ranges corresponding to the 'accurate zone' of the measurement can be selected. This frequency range is 'a reliable area where the sensor can output a properly matched signal; It means 'the range of frequency response accuracy according to the frequency sensitivity deviation', and although the meaning is slightly different from the non-linearity of the sensor, this reliable area can be expressed as a linear area.

Looking at the criterion of error amplitude related to the frequency domain, select the rate of change of the amplitude limit that can be judged by the presence or absence of an error, eg) ±3dB, ±5%, ±10%, etc., and the applicable frequency at this time is ..........

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