The calibrator HD2060 generates mechanical vibration amplitude controlled with precision and frequency stabilized by a quartz.
Coupling a transducer to the vibrating base of the calibrator it is possible to check its sensitivity to acceleration, velocity or displacement. The presence of a rechargeable internal battery, the weight and the small dimensions as well as the low sensitivity to environmental parameters make it easy to use the calibrator in the field.
Applications:
The calibrator is equipped with screws and accessories for mounting the transducers, with external power supply for charging the battery and with a calibration report.
| Maximum load of the vibrating base | Traction force: 10 N Pressure: 30 N Transverse: 2 N |
| Mass of the transducer | Maximum 250 g at 15.915 Hz Maximum 30 g at 159,155 Hz |
| Emission frequency tolerance | ± 0,1% |
| Emission amplitude tolerance | ± 3% |
| Distortion | Less than 3% at 15,915 Hz Less than 0,5% at 159,155 Hz |
| Duration of individual emission | Settable from 120 sec to 10 min . Automatic turn OFF |
| Transverse acceleration | Less than 10% at 15,915 Hz Less than 20% at 159,155 Hz |
| Working temperature/ RH | 0…+40 °C / 0…85 % RH not condensing |
| Stabilization time | Less than 30 s |
| Display | Backlit with indication of: Frequency generated Acceleration generated Stabilization of the vibration Remaining battery charge Calibration deadline |
| Power supply | Rechargeable NiMH battery pack 1.2V x 4, capacity 1600 mA/h (BAT-40) Stabilized power supply voltage 100-240 Vac / 12 Vdc 1 A (SWD10) |
| Authonomy with full charged battery | 2 hours of continuous use at 15,915 Hz 7 hours of continuous use at 159,155 Hz |
| Battery charging time | 4 hours at 12 Vdc 1A |
