The Wilcoxon Research Model 786-500-D2 accelerometer from Meggitt Sensing Systems, Germantown, MD, is suited for condition monitoring of rotating equipment and equipment in hazardous areas. More>>

The KXTJ2 from Kionix Inc., Ithaca, NY, is a 2 by 2 by 0.9 mm, low-power, high-performance triaxial MEMS accelerometer optimized for mobile handsets and tablets. More>>

The MPU-9150 from InvenSense Inc., Sunnyvale, CA, is a fully integrated 9-axis motion tracking device for mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, game controllers, and wearable sensors. More>>

The Model 356A03 from PCB Piezotronics Inc., Depew, NY, is a 6.3 by 6.3 by 6.3 mm ICP triaxial accelerometer with 10 mV/g sensitivity. More>>

The Xtrinsic MMA65xxKW family of single- or dual-axis overdamped HARMEMS accelerometers from Freescale Semiconductor, Austin, TX, are designed to act as the safing sensors located in a vehicle's main electronic control unit if the airbag system uses satellite sensors. More>>

The ADIS16488 tactical-grade 10-DOF sensor from Analog Devices Inc., Norwood, MA, integrates a triaxial gyroscope, triaxial accelerometer, triaxial magnetometer, and a pressure sensor into a single 47 by 44 by 14 mm module. More>>

The GEDC-6 gyro-enhanced navigation sensor and PHOD-1 hydrophone from Sparton Corp., Deleon Springs, FL, are designed for the navigation and exploration industry. More>>

Series 378-HT-XP piezoelectric accelerometers from Columbia Research Laboratories Inc., Woodlyn, PA, are designed to measure shock and vibration of structures subjected to temperatures from –73°C to 398°C. More>>

The Endevco Model 7264C Series from Meggitt Sensing Systems, San Juan Capistrano, CA, is a family of low-mass piezoresistive shock accelerometers with a frequency response extending down to DC. More>>

The 7503A Series of high-precision, triaxial MEMS DC accelerometers from Dytran Instruments Inc., Chatsworth, CA, are designed for use in zero-to-medium frequency commercial and military applications. More>>