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　　CA202 144-202-000-205 Other Names:

　　Meggitt Vibration Meter CA202 144-202-000-205

　　CA202 144-202-000-205 Piezoelectric Accelerometer

　　VIBRO-METER: A Swiss company founded in 1952 and merged into the Meggitt Group in 1998. It focuses on the research and development of vibration monitoring and measurement systems, with particularly strong expertise in the aero-engine, power, and petrochemical fields. Its products are known for their high precision, anti-interference capabilities, and long lifespan, and are widely used in Boeing, Airbus, and other civil aircraft models, as well as industrial rotating equipment.

　　Core Technology: Employs a piezoelectric accelerometer sensor, combined with low-noise cables, tracking filters, and dedicated signal conditioning modules (such as IQS450 and IPC707) to achieve high-precision acquisition and analysis of vibration signals.

　　Technical Principle: Utilizes a piezoelectric crystal (such as PZT ceramic) sensing element to convert mechanical vibration into electrical signals through the piezoelectric effect. Combined with low-noise cables and signal conditioning modules (such as IQS450 and IPC619), high-precision signal acquisition is achieved.

　　Typical Parameters (estimated based on similar products):

　　Measurement Range: Acceleration 0-100g, frequency response 0-15kHz, accuracy ±5%, excellent linearity.

　　Output Characteristics: Supports 4-20mA analog output, Modbus/Ethernet digital communication, configurable relay alarm and FFT spectrum analysis.

　　Environmental Adaptability: IP67 protection rating, high temperature resistance, electromagnetic interference resistance, suitable for harsh industrial environments (such as high temperature, high humidity, and explosion-risk areas).

　　Brand Background

　　VIBRO-METER was founded in 1952 and is headquartered in Fribourg, Switzerland. It joined the Meggitt Group in 1998 and was integrated into Meggitt's Sensing Systems division in 2006.

　　VIBRO-METER focuses on the research and development of vibration measurement, process monitoring, and mechanical protection systems. It initially focused on vibration monitoring technology for aero-engines (e.g., Boeing and Airbus models), and later expanded into the power, petrochemical, and energy sectors.

　　Product Positioning and Model Analysis

　　The CA202 144-202-000-205 belongs to VIBRO-METER's vibration accelerometer series. It may involve multi-parameter measurements (acceleration, velocity, displacement) and is suitable for vibration monitoring and fault diagnosis of rotating machinery (such as fans, pumps, compressors, motors, gearboxes, etc.).

　　Technical Characteristics and Typical Applications

　　Technical Features: Employs a piezoelectric accelerometer sensor, integrating electronic piezoelectric (IEPE) technology. It supports high-frequency and low-frequency range measurements and can output parameters such as acceleration, velocity, and displacement. It conforms to standards such as ISO2372 and GB/T13824.

　　Application Scenarios:

　　Equipment condition monitoring in industries such as machinery manufacturing, power, petrochemicals, and metallurgy;

　　Intensity diagnosis of rotating machinery (e.g., bearing wear, gear failure, rotor imbalance, shaft bending, foundation loosening, etc.);

　　High-precision vibration monitoring of aircraft engines, gas turbines, etc.;

　　Integrating with monitoring modules to achieve real-time data acquisition, trend analysis, alarm judgment, and performance optimization.

　　Installation and Maintenance Points:

　　Installation Steps:

　　The sensor must be installed vertically or horizontally on the bearing housing or critical vibration point of the equipment under test.

　　Connect a dedicated low-noise cable to the signal conditioning module (e.g., VSV301/VSB300), ensuring electromagnetic shielding.

　　Configure the power supply (24V DC redundancy), communication interface, and alarm thresholds.

　　Maintenance Recommendations:

　　Regularly calibrate the sensor sensitivity and check for loose cable connections.

　　Use VibroSight software to analyze the vibration spectrum and identify abnormal frequency components.

　　When replacing batteries or power modules, follow explosion-proof/safety regulations.

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