Vibration clipping helps control shaker displacement during random vibration tests by limiting extreme peaks in acceleration, velocity, and displacement. This method protects sensitive components and ensures the test remains within safe operating limits.

Vibro-shock is a specialized vibration test using shock pulses with random properties to simulate real-world conditions like gunfire vibration. VENZO 880’s vibro-shock control ensures accurate spectrum shaping, customizable test plans, and advanced features for defense, automotive, and transportation applications requiring reliable structural strength verification.

Sigma clipping is a technique used in random vibration tests to limit peak signals exceeding 3σ in Gaussian distributions. By cutting off excessive peaks, it prevents overloading of power amplifiers, ensures safe operation, and maintains accurate output power during high-level vibration testing.

Notching control is a vibration testing technique that ensures test safety by limiting the response at monitoring points. When resonance occurs, it adjusts input levels to prevent exceeding specified limits. This method protects test specimens and maintains data accuracy during sine or random vibration tests.

During the using of the vibration controller, the user will install a vibration control software on a computer, the test will be performed at a certain point in time.

DTC has successfully attended Automotive Testing Expo China in Shanghai, from Aug. 8 to Aug. 11, booth #8050. We met many new faces here, thank you for all who stopped by there.

In the production process of products, in order to ensure the structural strength of the products, random tests or shock test are often performed on the products. Did you know the vibro-shock?

Setting up multiple VENZO vibration controllers for synchronized operation may sound complex, but with DTC’s user-focused design, the process is streamlined and highly efficient.