USB Vibration Sensor
Measure any vibration.
Measure Anything
Measure vibrations of a small fan or a tall building. Using a low-noise MEMS accelerometer, even the smallest vibrations can be detected.
- 16 g acceleration range
- 4 kHz sample rate
Simply hold it to an object, stick it with a double-sided tape or fix it with a cable tie.
Standalone, Accessible, Open Source
A cost effective alternative to industrial vibration sensors.
Connects directly to your computer via USB. No additional power supply required. Python driver and command line interface (CLI) with minimal dependencies. Supports Linux, Mac & Windows.
Firmware and Python driver are open-source and available on GitHub.
Command Line Interface
Control PicoQuake using the command line interface (CLI).
List available devices, set acquisition parameters and trigger data acquisition. For advanced acquisitions, a TOML file can be used for configuration. Continuous or interval acquisition is supported. Data is saved to a CSV file.
Supports basic plotting of time series and power spectral density of the acquired data.
Python API
Integrate PicoQuake into your project using the Python API.
Read values directly, trigger acquisition based on a threshold, or stream buffered data.
