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IEPE Interface Module – 4mA Constant Current Source Adapter, 5V

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IEPE Interface Conversion Module – 4mA Constant Current Source Adapter for Vibration & Acceleration Sensors

This compact and easy-to-use IEPE Interface Conversion Module is designed for engineers, researchers, and electronics enthusiasts who need a reliable constant current source adapter to interface IEPE-compatible vibration and acceleration sensors with standard data acquisition systems. Powered via 5V DC or a convenient Type-C connector, this module delivers stable, wide-bandwidth signal conditioning in a small form factor.

Key Features

  • Simple IEPE Interface: Purpose-built constant current source adapter for vibration and acceleration sensors with minimal setup required.
  • Wide Signal Bandwidth: Small signal –3dB bandwidth of 0.25Hz–1MHz; –0.5dB bandwidth of 0.4Hz–0.6MHz — ideal for both low-frequency structural monitoring and high-frequency vibration analysis.
  • Flexible Power Input: Accepts 5V DC supply or USB Type-C power, with a maximum power current of 80mA.
  • Stable Constant Current Source: Floating voltage of 23.5V with a default current output of 4mA — meets standard IEPE/ICP® sensor requirements.
  • Broad Signal Range: Maximum signal input range of 10Vpp; maximum signal output range of 5Vpp.
  • Optimized Impedance: Output impedance of 51Ω and minimum input impedance of 50KΩ for low-noise, accurate signal transfer.
  • Compact & Versatile: Small board size makes it easy to integrate into test rigs, portable instruments, or DIY electronics projects.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Value
Power Supply 5V DC or Type-C USB
Max Power Current 80mA
Constant Current Source Floating Voltage 23.5V
Default Constant Current 4mA
Max Signal Input Range 10Vpp
Max Signal Output Range 5Vpp
–3dB Bandwidth 0.25Hz – 1MHz
–0.5dB Bandwidth 0.4Hz – 0.6MHz
Output Impedance 51Ω
Minimum Input Impedance 50KΩ
Country of Origin Made in China

What's in the Box

  • 1× IEPE Interface Conversion Module

Important Notes

  • Due to variations in lighting and display settings, the actual color of the module may differ slightly from product images.
  • Please allow a 1mm–1cm tolerance due to manual measurement.

Learn More

For guidance on electronics safety standards and component specifications, visit the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) – Electronics.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What types of sensors are compatible with this IEPE interface conversion module?

A: This module is designed to work with IEPE (Integrated Electronics Piezo-Electric) and ICP®-compatible vibration and acceleration sensors. These sensors are widely used in structural testing, machine condition monitoring, and vibration analysis applications.

Q: Can I power this module using a standard USB Type-C phone charger?

A: Yes. The module accepts 5V DC power via a USB Type-C connector, so any standard 5V USB charger or power bank providing at least 80mA can be used to power it.

Q: What is the significance of the 4mA constant current output?

A: The 4mA constant current is the standard excitation current specified for most IEPE/ICP® sensors. Providing a stable 4mA ensures the sensor's internal electronics are correctly biased, resulting in accurate and low-noise signal output from the sensor to your data acquisition system.

Q: Is this module suitable for high-frequency vibration measurements?

A: Yes. With a –3dB bandwidth extending up to 1MHz and a –0.5dB bandwidth up to 0.6MHz, this module is well-suited for both low-frequency and high-frequency vibration and acceleration measurements across a broad range of applications.

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