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To convert from velocity to acceleration you need to differentiate (ooposite to integrate) the velocity value at a specific frequency.
For the calcs on how to do this check out this old post (March 2002) from eng-tips:
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For the calcs on how to do this check out this old post (March 2002) from eng-tips:
Good luck
Ron Frend
GregLocock
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And bear in mind that you cannot convert an rms velocity into an acceleration signal unless you know the frequency content.
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Greg Locock
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