CXTA02 - single- and dual-axis analog tilt sensors

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Part number	CXTA02
Manufacturer	ACEINNA
File Size	275.58 KB
Description	single- and dual-axis analog tilt sensors
Datasheet	CXTA02 Datasheet

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CXTA Solid State, Analog Series  Small, Low-Cost, Rugged  Rapid Response  ± 75° Range  Fully Conditioned Analog Outputs Applications  Scissor Lifts  Static Platforms  Survey Leveling Equipment  Laser Leveling CXTA01, CXTA02 The CXTA single- and dual-axis analog tilt sensors offer resolution, accuracy, and fast response in an inexpensive, easy-to-use package. The CXTA series design centers on a highly stable silicon micro-machined capacitive inclination sensor element. The CXTA series is fully signal conditioned with high level analog output(s), and optional analog temperature signal. Micro-machined devices, perfected in automotive safety applications, offer several distinct advantages over fluid, electrolytic, and pendulum-based sensors.