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Can piezovelocity sensors go to very low frequencies?

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Can piezovelocity sensors go to very low frequencies?

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No. Piezovelocity sensors are limited by the amplifiers ability to provide gain to convert the low frequency acceleration signal to velocity. Therefore, 500 mV/g accelerometers are recommended below 1.5 Hz (90 cpm). However, below 60 Hz (3600 cpm), piezovelocity sensors provide much higher outputs than 100 mV/g general purpose accelerometers.

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