Calibration Service – Dynamic Rotation
Highest measurement accuracy for angular rate sensors and IMU
Whether in the automotive sector for crash or driving dynamics tests, in the fields of railway, aviation or shipping, or in the construction industry for condition monitoring - angular rate sensors are used in a wide range of applications. Even complex inertial measurement units (IMU) combining several acceleration and angular rate sensors have to be calibrated regularly to ensure reliable measurements.
We provide calibration services at the highest level and with in-house systems for your sensors.
- Service in accredited laboratory
- Modern, in-house technology
- Highest possible measurement accuracy
- Traceable for reproducible measurements
- Short processing time in our laboratory
- Express calibration optional

Angular rate sensors and gyroscopes
Secondary calibration of the dynamic angular velocity
- 0.5 Hz…200 Hz
- 8 °/s…3 000 °/s

Inertial Measurement Units (IMU)
Secondary calibration of dynamic acceleration (sine)
- 0.1 Hz…20 kHz
Secondary calibration of dynamic angular velocity (sine)
- 0.5 Hz…200 Hz
- 8 °/s…3,000 °/s

Rotation rate measuring systems
MEMS accelerometers and angular rate sensors can be applied in a wide range of measuring devices. Do you as a manufacturer or operator need to calibrate your measuring device? Please contact us.
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Why is calibration
even required?
Here you will find an interesting overview with definitions,
further information and more about the benefits of our calibration services.
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Alternative systems
Get your own calibration system from SPEKTRA:

DRE-01
DRE-01
The dynamic rotation exciter is used for calibration of transducers as well as for the characterization of devices (e.g. MEMS sensors).
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CS18 Gyro
CS18 Gyro
Secondary calibration of rotation rate sensors
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