Dytran Instruments, Inc.

1. Shaker Control
2. Product Response
3. Triaxial IEPE Accelerometers For X, Y, Z Vibration
4. High Temperature Environments
5. ESS/HALT/HASS
6. General Purpose

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1. Noise, Vibration And Harshness (NVH)
2. Brake, Transmission And Powertrain Testing
3. Exhaust System Testing
4. Portable Digital Signal Processing
5. Road Load, Durability And Ride Quality
6. Modal Analysis
7. Whole-Body And Hand-Arm Vibration Measurements

1. Small Structures/Turbine Blades/Mounting Plates
2. Large Structures/Seismic/Civil Engineering
3. Forcing Function
4. Medium Structures/Airframes/ Auto Frame/Castings
5. Impulse Hammers

1. Rotor Track And Balance
2. Transmission, Gearbox, Bearings
3. CAN–MD® Products
4. Hanger Bearing, Tail Rotor, Driveshafts
5. Engine 

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1. IEPE Single Axis
2. DC MEMS Single Axis And Triaxial
3. Charge Amplifiers/Signal Conditioning
4. IEPE Triaxial
5. High Temperature Locations

1. USB Powered
2. Single Axis High Performance
3. Six Degrees Of Freedom
4. Economical/Cost Effective
5. Triaxial High Performance

1. Turbine, Engine Test Stand Vibration And Flight Test
2. Engine
3. Charge Amplifiers
4. High Temperature/Turbine Engine
5. Custom Hi Temp Configurations/Engine Harnesses

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1. Satellite Rocket & Capsule GVT And Modal Testing
2. Structural Flight Test & Engine Test Stand
3. High Shock Testing
4. Hot Firing/Engine Test Stand Vibration

1. Hazardous Environment
2. Cryogenic
3. Moisture Resistant/Submersible
4. Down Hole

1. General Predictive Maintenance
2. Immersion Proof Technology For Wet Environments
3. Bridge, Building & Large Structure Permanent Monitoring

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If customers can’t find it, it doesn’t exist. Dytran is always developing a new sensor for a special application.  You can see all of their new products here

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An accelerometer is an electromechanical device used to measure acceleration forces. Such forces may be static, like the continuous force of gravity or, as is the case with many mobile devices, dynamic to sense movement or vibrations. Acceleration is the measurement of the change in velocity, or speed divided by time.

When used in force sensors, strain gauges are attached to a material with known mechanical properties, like steel. When a force is applied to the material, it will deform elastically. The strain gauge is used to measure how much the material has deformed by detecting its change in resistance.

What is the working principle of a pressure sensor? A pressure sensor works by converting pressure into an analogue electrical signal. The demand for pressure measuring instruments increased during the steam age. ... Nowadays we measure pressure electronically using pressure transducers and pressure switches.

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A mechanical impedance head includes both a quartz force sensor to measure dynamic tension and compression as well as an accelerometer. They are often used to obtain driving point measurements in modal and structural analysis.

The Impulse Hammer from Dytran Instruments is used to excite structures or machinery with a definable impulse force. Resonances are identified by the impulse. Firstly, this is an important measurement parameter for the study of dynamic behavior.

If your looking for electronics, Dytran has you covered.  In-Line Charge Amplifiers, Vibration Meters, Signal Conditioners are just a few of the items you can find here.....

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Dytran likely has the cable or connector you need.  See their complete line here.

The Impulse Hammer from Dytran Instruments is used to excite structures or machinery with a definable impulse force. Resonances are identified by the impulse. Firstly, this is an important measurement parameter for the study of dynamic behavior.

Need a special sensor for a specific application.  You can find Dytran's Advance Sensing sensors here

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CAN−MD is a radically new sensing approach designed for ease of integration to next–level data management systems, whether onboard of off–board. To meet the challenges of today, it is no longer enough for an analog sensor to monitor a process and transmit the information as raw time domain data back to a central processing system for reduction and analysis.