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Recent content by JimTaylor
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Accelerometer - G's - Vel - disp
Labview should be able to do the integration for you. It's pretty good software.- JimTaylor
- Post #7
- Forum: Mechanical Acoustics/Vibration engineering
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Accelerometer - G's - Vel - disp
Greg is correct. You can't use the mathematical method shown for anything but a pure, single frequency sine wave. There is no simple calculation for a real world signal. I ment FFT analyser. I should have said so to prevent confusion. Thanks. Jim- JimTaylor
- Post #5
- Forum: Mechanical Acoustics/Vibration engineering
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Accelerometer - G's - Vel - disp
A couple of thoughts. 1. Your instrument should be able to do the integration to velocity and maybe displacement. Beware of double integration to displacement - it adds a lot of noise. 2. To convert a single frequency mathematically use: V=6.28fD and A=6.28fV where D=displacement in thousants...- JimTaylor
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- Forum: Mechanical Acoustics/Vibration engineering
