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Education & Seminars
Design for Vibration and Shock
Stress Strength Analysis Introduction: terminology, structural resonant behavior, passive and active isolation Sinusoidal vibration measurements: units, sensors, readouts, errors Calibration of sensors and systems; traceability to NIST Complex vibration; introduction to spectrum analysis Sinusoidal vibration testing Electrohydraulic and electrodynamic shakers; theory, tradeoffs, limits Power amplifier theory, operation, limitations, distortion effects Controls for sinusoidal vibration testing Sinusoidal vibration test practice Interpretation of standards; Government and commercial Controversial test methodology: tracking filters, multiple sensors Introduction to random vibration Sources of random vibration in service and transportation No possible equivalence to sinusoidal vibration Terminology and definitions Spectral density measurement and analysis - the frequency domain Probability density - the time domain Random vibration testing Controls Combined environment (CERT) testing; reliability tests, e.g. MIL-STD-781 Accelerated testing; HALT and HASS Fatigue Calculations Environmental stress screening (ESS) of electronics hardware production Single vs. multi-axis vibration Pneumatic repetitive-shock machines Vibration and shock test fixtures; fixtures for stress screening Recommended designs, materials, fabrication methods Experimental evaluation before use Practical limits: transverse motion; specimen size and weight Gunfire vibration testing Combined temperature, humidity, vibration and altitude testing Instrumentation for measuring shock in service and during tests Sensors, readouts, errors; calibration Shock spectrum analysis; shock response spectrum Shock testing per Method Shock testing machines; limitations Use of shaker for shock testing Summary
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