Question #125458
A piezoresistive accelerometer has the following properties and inputs:

Axial acceleration = 75 g’s

Maximum temperature effect on sensitivity = 10%

Sensitivity = 0.4 mV/g

What is the maximum reading of the axial acceleration in mV that the accelerometer may measure?
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Expert's answer
2020-07-09T14:57:43-0400

The axial acceleration is 75g75g. The sensitivity is 0.4 mV/g.0.4\text{ mV}/g.

Thus, the maximum reading of the axial acceleration in mV that the accelerometer may measure without temperature effects on sensitivity is


R=75g0.4 mV/g=30 mV.R=75g\cdot0.4\text{ mV}/g=30\text{ mV}.

On the other hand, due to temperature effects the measurements can be 10% higher unless the readings are 30 mV. It means that the maximum possible reading of the axial acceleration with temperature effects on sensitivity is


Rt=1.1R=33 mV.R_t=1.1R=33\text{ mV}.

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