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Old 14th May 2024, 18:03   #1
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The piezoelectric effect is the most common form of accelerometer and uses microscopic crystal structures that become stressed due to accelerative forces. These crystals create a voltage from the stress ...
This is the principle used by crystal and ceramic pick-up cartridges on record players which you'll remember if you're a certain age Chris.
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So I should have hit it with a hammer whilst measuring voltage .....
I think it's fair to say that these impact sensors cannot be tested. If they get wet, they are likely to fail and replacement seems to be the best option.

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