Part Number: 0729-1753-99
Features and Benefits:
- ±60° operating range, ±25° linear range inclinometer
- Dual/two-axis measurement inclinometer
- Simple to use analog 0 to 5 V DC and PWM output inclinometer
- Response time of ≤100 ms high precision digital inclinometer sensor
- Works with industry-standard 12 V DC vehicle batteries
- Low current device drawing 20 mA at 12 V DC; low power consumption
- PCB board-level design for simple integration
- Superior performance in extreme temperatures and environments
- Excellent customer support
The 0729-1753-99 dual-axis high precision analog inclinometer sensor with analog/PWM outputs is designed and manufactured by Fredericks for use on heavy industrial machinery and other applications where an industrial, robust, cost-efficient solution is needed. This high-precision digital inclinometer sensor has a wide linear angle range and analog 0 to 5 V DC and PWM outputs combined with a small footprint make it simple to integrate into new or existing equipment and designs. The standard version of this inclinometer sensor does not have a housing, so you can integrate it into your board-level design.
The Fredericks Company’s inclinometers take our proven electrolytic tilt sensors and combine them with electrolytic tilt sensor circuits to make inclinometer solutions for use in various markets and applications. Electrolytic tilt sensing technology makes these inclinometers extremely stable with no long-term drift compared to MEMS devices, all in a low-cost inclinometer package.
Interface | Analog 0 to Vdd and PWM |
Supply Voltage (Vdd) | 3.3 V DC to 5 V DC |
Supply Current | 15 mA (5 V DC), 10 mA (3.3 V DC) |
Analog Input Resolution | 16 bits (10 bits oversampled) |
Operating Range | ±60º |
Linear Range | ±25º |
Typical Output Behavior | View on office.com | Download (.xlsx) |
Axes of Measurement | 2 |
Repeatability | ±0.1° |
Resolution | ≤0.003° |
Null Offset | ±5° |
Long Term Stability/Drift | ≤0.1° |
Null Temperature Coefficient | ≤0.006° per °C |
Scale Temperature Coefficient | 0.1% per °C |
Materials | Contains magnetic metals |
Operating Temperature | -40 °C to 85 °C |
Storage Temperature | -40 °C to 125 °C |
Temperature Sensor Range | -40 °C to 125 °C |
Time Constant (63.2% of output) | ≤100 ms |
Operating Range
Housing | None (PCBA) |
Electrical Connections | 7 Pin, 2.54 mm (0.1”) spacing |
Weight | 5.5 g |
Length | 31.75 mm (1.25”) |
Width | 31.75 mm (1.25”) |
Height | 16.10 mm (0.63”) |
Hole Center | 26.67 mm (1.05”) |
J1 Pin 1 (+5) | Supply (+, Vdd) |
J1 Pin 2 (C) | Supply (-, Vss) |
J1 Pin 3 (T) | Temperature analog output (0 to Vdd) |
J1 Pin 4 (XA) | X axis analog output (0 to Vdd) |
J1 Pin 5 (YA) | Y axis analog output (0 to Vdd) |
J1 Pin 6 (XP) | X axis PWM output |
J1 Pin 7 (YP) | Y axis PWM output |
L1 | Dual axis sensor connection |
J3 | Single Axis sensor x axis connection |
J4 | Single axis sensor y axis connection |
Analog Output Description
Vdd = 3.3 V DC | 0 V DC to 3.3 V DC, 0° tilt = 1.65 V DC |
Vdd = 5.0 V DC | 0 V DC to 5 V DC, 0° tilt = 2.50 V DC |
PWM Output Description
Frequency | 122 Hz |
Duty Cycle | 1% to 99%, 0° tilt = 50% duty cycle |
Resolution | 16 bits |
Note that the analog output is integrated from the PWM output and this circuit will be sensitive to moisture. An enclosure or conformal coating may be necessary in higher humidity environments.
RoHS Compliant |
Product Documentation
0729-1753-99 Datasheet |
0717-4318-99 Typical Output Behavior: View on office.com | Download (.xlsx) |
0729-1753-99 STEP File |
Arduino Analog Communications INO File |
Arduino PWM Communications INO File |
Application Notes
Tools
Angle Measurement Converter |
Videos
What Is An Electrolytic Tilt Sensor? |
Brochures
Tilt Measurement Product Catalog |
Download STEP File
Part Number | Description | STEP File |
0729-1753-99 | ±60° Analog/PWM Inclinometer | Download |
0729-1753-99 Quantity Discounts
Quantity | Price |
1 | $84.29 |
10 | $78.89 |
100 | $70.82 |
500 | $63.15 |
1000+ | $61.23 |