CMG-5T Original

CMG-5T

The CMG-5T is a true broadband feedback accelerometer, suitable for seismology, hazard mitigation and civil engineering applications.

Features

Low-noise components for precision and dynamic range
Full-scale sensitivity from 0.1 to 4.0 g
Additional high gain outputs
Low pass corner from 50 to 100 Hz
Amplitude linearity > 80 dB
Simple installation with a single fixing bolt
Fully-adjustable levelling feet
Isolated power supply for 10 – 36 V operation
Robust and waterproof

Options

High pass filtered outputs
Base plate and fixing ring
CMG-5TD digital output instrument
CMG-5TB borehole form factor
CMG-5T Compact form factor

Performance

These traces record the 2002 M_w 7.9 earthquake on the Denali Fault in Alaska. Ground movements during this event approached 1 g in amplitude, making it the strongest ever recorded in the Alaskan interior.

The earthquake was recorded at two stations on the Trans-Alaska Oil Pipeline, each around 70 km distant. The pipeline is instrumented with CMG-5TD accelerometers, which combine 5T components with a built-in DM24 digitizer.

Using Güralp Systems' Scream! and ART software packages, the signal can be analysed in a variety of ways. The above graphs show the Fourier spectrum (left in each pair) and response spectrum measured at each of the two sites.

CMG-5T Original

Features

Options

Performance

CMG-5 news

The new CMG-5TD Internet Accelerometer

Setting up triggering for a dialup installation

Case study: Strong-motion arrays for dams



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