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D7S Seismic Sensor

Omron's D7S seismic sensors use the SI value, which has a high correlation with the seismic intensity scale

Image of Omron's D7S Seismic SensorOmron's D7S seismic sensors are earthquake detection sensors with high detection precision and low electricity consumption through 3-axis acceleration sensors and a unique SI value calculation algorithm. They offer superior cost performance. The D7S can be embedded in essentially any device thanks to its ultra-small size and ultra-low consumption to contribute to package downsizing. They have a spectral intensity (SI) high-precision earthquake indicator, which correlates highly with damage to structures. Internal memory and I2C interface enable the creation of original applications.

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D7S Seismic Sensor

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionSensing RangeSensitivityAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
SENSOR SEISMIC 3 AXIS EARTHQUAKED7S-A0001SENSOR SEISMIC 3 AXIS EARTHQUAKE±2000 gal-906 - Immediate$180.53View Details
Published: 2016-12-01

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