PKGS-00GXP1-R

PKGS-00GXP1-R Murata ElectronicsMurata shock sensors find use in many computer hard disk drives. They detect impacts - for example, when the storage falls to the floor - in a fraction of a second and prevent read and write errors. Hard disk drives are fitted with 2 additional shock sensors positioned diagonally (acceleration sensors). The difference in the acceleration levels registered by both sensors is used to control rotational vibration. Operating Temperature Range-40? to 85?Primary Axis Inclined Angle0°Sensitivity(typ.)0.35pC/GCapacitance(typ.)390pFInsulation Resistance(min.)500MΩNon-linearity(typ.)1%Shock Resistance3000G (0.3ms duration)Sensitivity TypeElectric charge sensitivity typeResonance Frequency31kHzStorage Temperature Range-40? to 85?