As the core device of navigation and control system, VA1000 quartz vibrating beam accelerometer has been widely used in attitude control fields such as space aircraft, radar antennas, reconnaissance cameras, and unmanned equipment such as ocean engineering, robots, drones, and new industrial fields such as new energy.

The analyzer consists of a low-noise accelerometer, an 8-channel synchronous acquisition unit, and micro-vibration analysis software. It supports synchronous measurement of low-frequency vibration at eight measurement points. The accelerometer features large range, wide frequency band, low noise, compact size, light weight, low power consumption, and digital output. With dedicated analysis software for vibration isolation platforms, the system is widely used in seismic monitoring, precision active vibration isolation, geophysical exploration, structural health monitoring, and other micro-vibration measurement and control applications.

The HG3200 is a micro-electro-mechanical Systems (MEMS) -based inertial measurement unit (IMU) designed to address a range of application needs in different markets, including agriculture, auv, industrial equipment, robotics, surveying/mapping, stabilization platforms, transportation, unmanned aerial vehicles, and UGVs.