Sensor output -5V to +5 volts: reading this with Arduino Mega

Using Arduino Project Guidance
1

Hi,
I have an accelerometer whose output range is -5V to +5 V. Is it possible to read this voltage using Arduino Mega.

The accelerometer is PCB 352A56. The link to the datasheet for this particular accelerometer: Model 352a56 | PCB Piezotronics (en)

2

Where does it say +-5v? It looks like some sort of current loop to me.

Rob

3

THE SENSITIVITY IS 100Mv/G AND THE RANGE IS +-50G. sO THE OPERATING VOLTAGE WOULD BE +-5v.

4

I am thinking of using the digital inputs and use an ADC along with it. Dos this make any sense? Or is there anykind of offset mechanism?

Thanks

5

Can anyone please suggest an ADC with +-10 V input range and SPI protocol which would work with Arduino Mega??

6

The electronics within ICP accelerometers require excitation power from a constant-current regulated, DC voltage source.

From Wikipedia.
The data sheet mentions this as well.

7

I have signal conditioning device with the accelerometer. It gives the required current to the accelerometer. The output of this signal conditioner is +-5V. I am not sure about the output current though. The max impedance is 200ohms.

8

LTC1859, 8 channels though.

Rob

9

Thank you so much.
Any input if using an ADC will solve my purpose?

10

Any input if using an ADC will solve my purpose?

Sorry, not sure if that's a question or what.

Rob