SENSORS

The Sacertis bi-axial MEMS inclinometer is based on MEMS technology and allows for high-resolution angle measurement.

The sensor data is digitized and transmitted over long distances, up to several hundred meters, through a dedicated data bus.

After digital sampling and filtering, the inclinometer data is pre-processed in the Gateway for the extraction of synthetic parameters and the detection of anomalies in near-real time. The data is also transferred to the Cloud for post-processing in the time domain.

The sensors can be connected sequentially in pre-wired chains to measure inclinations at different points of the structure being monitored.

The triaxial accelerometer is based on MEMS technology and uses a high-performance data bus to send data to the Sacertis Gateway.

The sampling frequency of the accelerometer signal can be adjusted depending on the application.

Each accelerometer is synchronized with a common clock for the entire sensors network, located in the Gateway. After sampling and digital filtering, accelerometer data is pre-processed in the Gateway for the extraction of synthetic vibration parameters, real-time anomaly detection, and smart selection of the most significant data. The data is transferred to the Cloud for post-processing operations in the time or frequency domain.

Sensors are connected in pre-wired chains on the same bus, even over long distances, up to several hundred meters. The number of accelerometers that can be concatenated on the same bus depends on the total length, sampling frequency, and network topology.