Mar 12, 2021

Wireless 3D Acceleration Sensor TELID 281.3D


Source: microsensys
Mar 12, 2021

Wireless, contactless and battery-less, but smart, small, intelligent, innovative and multifunctional - these are striking features of the TELID281.3D passive RFID acceleration sensor from microsensys.

RFID acceleration sensor for unique identification of measuring points

With a diameter of only 15mm and a maximum thickness of 4mm, this TAG is ideally applicable for clear identification of measuring points as well as permanent reproducible vibration and acceleration analysis. It measures 3D vibrations, radial or tangential accelerations as well as the speed of rotating shafts. 

All functions are integrated into this multifunctional passive sensor transponder, including the FFT. The wireless communication of the TELID 281.3D conforms to the ISO standard 15693 and can also be received practically via smartphone. 

Resource-efficient and sustainable

Thanks to its integrated intelligent signal processing, analysis processes are reduced to a few seconds to avoid unnecessary data communication volumes. The sensor saves valuable resources and the environment. Important decisions can be made on-site and urgent messages can be sent immediately. Its multifunctionality, self-sufficient energy supply and long maintenance-free life support the desired sustainability. With the TELID product range, microsensys is targeting the path to artificial intelligence in the world of objects.

Contact: Anna Herrmann, microsensys – RFID in motion
aherrmann@microsensys.de 

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