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Seismometer CME-4311ND
CME-4211ND
CME-4311ND is a digital 3-component low-noise broadband seismometer.
Frequency range:
0.016 Hz (60 sec) - 50 Hz
Sensitivity:
2000 V / (m/sec)
Data transfer:
USB 2.0, Wi-Fi
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Accelerometer MTSS-1043A
MTSS-1043A
The 3-component accelerometer for high frequency measurements of industrial vibrations, active seismic and more.
Frequency range:
0.1 Hz - 120 Hz
Clip level:
±0,8g
Dynamic range:
126 dB
Sensitivity axes:
3 orthogonal
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Multicomponent sensor CME-206C
CME-206C
The 6-component sensor having 3 orthogonal and 3 rotational sensitivity axes. The top-of-the-line model based on the molecular-electronic technology.
Sensitivity:
250 V / (m/sec)
Clip level:
±0.1 rad/s and ±0.02 m/s
Self noise at 1 Hz:
1,25*10^-7 rad/sec for angular and 10^-7 m/sec for linear channels
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News

  • June 2020: R-sensors team gets knowledge and experience
    June 2020: R-sensors team gets knowledge and experience
    Explorers of the R-sensors team are regularly improving their knowledge to provide you the best solutions based on high output parameters of our instruments. 

    We are proud to announce 2 recent events. 

    Anna Shabalina, electronics engineer, received her PhD in Physics and Math from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Russia. Anna presented a thesis on ‘The physical mechanisms for shaping frequency responses and self-noise generation of the miniature molecular-electronic motion sensors’. The thesis was devoted to studying output characteristics of molecular-electronic sensors and helped go deeper into the nature of their self-noise. 

    Dmitry Zaitsev, lead explorer, PhD in Physics and Math, received a Certificate of an active reviewer of the 20-th International Scientific Conference on Earth and Planetary Sciences – SGEM 2020, Bulgaria. 

    We congratulate our colleagues on these remarkable achievements and wish them growth in the chosen areas! 

    Currently, 4 team members holding PhDs are working at R-sensors.
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  • 2020: Real-time systems construction with the use of R-sensors’ instruments
    2020: Real-time systems construction with the use of R-sensors’ instruments
    2-page application notes on using R-sensors' digital products to construct real-time monitoring systems. 

    The notes tell about the data transfer protocol, R-sensors' well-suited hardware, methods of data transfer to the end-user and additional network options provided by the NDAS-RT multipurpose module.
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