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Theoretical and Experimental Analyses of a commercial Force Balance Accelerometer are presented. Through detailed analysis of the feedback logic and electrical low pass filters, differential equation of the overall system has been developed. It is found that, for the accelerometer type tested, the representation of the transducer response by means of a single degree of freedom viscously damped system is not adequate.