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Conventional-response feedback, Comparisons – Guralp Systems CMG-3TB User Manual

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CMG-3TB

Conventional-response feedback

The

conventional-response feedback system has an additional parallel

feedback circuit, consisting of a non-inverting integrator in series with

a resistor. This arrangement results in two poles at specified
frequencies. The velocity response of a conventional-response system

is defined by a transfer function identical to that of a conventional
long-period sensor with a damping constant of 0.707 (1/√2)

ζ

The seismometer can be supplied with an equivalent resonant

frequency of 0.033 Hz (30 s), 0.01 Hz (100 s) or 0.0083 Hz (120 s) as
required. An active low-pass filter provides a high-frequency cutoff

point at a frequency you specify.

Comparisons

The figures below plot the comparative response of a conventional

velocity output broadband sensor and a hybrid output broadband
sensor. The left-hand graph shows the response in terms of output
against input acceleration in units of V/m/s

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, whilst the right-hand

graph is plotted in terms of output against input velocity, in V/m/s.

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