Introducing the JMA-165 accelerometer series, the latest addition to Jewell Instruments’ RailStar and MEMS sensor lines. This is the industry’s first MEMS sensor to meet CENELEC/AREMA requirements for rail transportation. Utilizing MEMS capacitive…
MEMS sensors have been a booming segment of inertial solutions for a number of applications, not just cell phones anymore. Market revenue in the industrial sector is expected to rise…
Jewell Instruments is proud to present the A601-2 tiltmeter series as the latest installment to the electrolytic sensor family for geophysical and geotechnical applications. This new model replaces the 520M geodetic platform tiltmeter…
Forced balance inclinometers and accelerometers have been the flagship sensors from Jewell Instruments for over 35 years. They can be found worldwide performing under countless applications within numerous markets under a wide…
You’ve picked out the perfect electrolytic tiltmeter for your project. You ordered it to have the right amount of damping, you’ve got it properly protected from intense temperatures and you’ve successfully eliminated the tilt bias so…
ALTHEN, a German-based manufacturers’ representative, will now be carrying the sensors and controls products of Jewell Instruments throughout central Europe. The company was signed in late October and will pick…
As you conduct your quest to find your ideal tiltmeter, you have to keep in mind that each series has a varying tilt bias. To clarify, the bias is the…
Should this sensor be damped or not? When you’re going through the process of finding the perfect sensor for your project, damping is definitely a factor to consider. Damping is…
Jewell’s force-balanced quartz flexure offering has been expanded with the addition of the QFA-150 standard accelerometer. The QFA-150 uses mid-temperature range quartz technology that provides high accuracy, repeatability, and stability for…
Electrolytic tiltmeters are great solutions for projects that demand high accuracy, but some models, such as the 700 and 500 series, can be a bit sensitive to extreme temperature conditions. The greatest temperature range of…
