Introduction to Dynamics Testing
In this two-day training you will receive an introduction on vibration testing, shock testing, fixtures, and VCS.
Course outline     Who should attend?     Course materials
Course outline
 - Introduction
 
 - Vibration Concepts:  Single Degree-of-Freedom (SDoF) Systems, Resonance, Damping and Transmissibility, Multiple Degree-of-Freedom (MDoF) Systems
 
 - Types of Vibration:  Periodic vs. Stochastic, Sinusoidal, Random, Mixed Sinusoidal-on-Random and Random-on-Random
 
 - Types of Shock:  (Classical (Half Sine, Terminal Peak Sawtooth, etc.), Complex (Oscillatory, Pyrotechnic, etc.), Shock Response Spectrum, Impact, Gunfire
 
 - Requirements:  Product Specifications (DO-160, MIL-STD-810, etc.), Production Screening (ESS/HASS), Reliability Testing
 
 - Vibration and Shock Test Equipment:  Exciters/Shakers, Controllers, Sensors
 
 - Vibration Controller Fundamentals
 
 - Types of Vibration Tests
 
 - Overview of Fixture Design and Usage
 
 - Understanding Vibration and Shock Test Data:  Time Histories, Spectrum/Frequency-Domain, Acceleration/Power Spectral Density, Shock Response Spectrum, Reading Vibration Plots to Extract Critical Information, Understanding Data Trends
 
Who should attend?
 - Beginners in the field of Environmental testing
 
 - Lab Technicians and Engineers who would like to deepen their understanding of the Dynamics testing activities and equipment
 
 - Lab Managers, so they can better understand what their staffs are up to when dynamic testing
 
 
Course materials
 - Course PowerPoint in PDF format sent electronically
 
 - Certificate of attendance for completion of CEUs
 
Continuing Education Units: 1.2 CEUs
 
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