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Model name calling method(Resonance model) |
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Sensitivity The AE sensor's sensitivity (dB) is represented as the output voltage (V) per vibrational particle velocity (m/s). An AE sensor (standard sensor) has a sensitivity of 50 to 70 dB (0dB=1V/m/s), i.e. 300 to 3000 V/m/s. The tolerance for sensitivity is fixed at 3 to 6 dB. Single-end and Differential General-purpose AE sensors are of single-end type. Differential type AE sensors are used to cope with heavy electric noise. A differential type AE sensor requires a differential amplifier. Moreover, a particular cable must be used depending on the types of the AE sensor's output connector and the differential amplifier's input connector. *For details, refer to the tables of specifications. |