IMAC is a conference and exposition focusing on structural dynamics and has evolved to encompass the latest technologies supporting structural dynamics. This broad focus on structural dynamics includes topics in Continue Reading →
Voice Recording, available in Data Physics’ SignalCalc Dynamic Signal Analyzer and SignalStar Vibration Controller software as part of throughput to disk analysis, allows the user to utilize an input channel Continue Reading →
Contracts worth £19 million have been awarded for the first of the major facilities for the National Satellite Test Facility (NSTF) which is to be built and operated by the Continue Reading →
Data Physics is in the process of completing multiple electrodynamic shaker systems to allow a prestigious test house and their automotive customers test a complete range of batteries for electric Continue Reading →
Visit us in Booth 3121 to speak with our experts about your turbomachinery measurement and analysis needs and learn about our SignalCalc Turbo software. SEPTEMBER 10-12, 2019 HOUSTON, TX GEORGE Continue Reading →
Get your free pass – click on the image! The Vibration Institute Annual Training Conference & Expo (VIATC) provides a practical learning experience, quality networking with top industry professionals, and Continue Reading →
Come visit us at Stand #8256 to say hello and see how we are driving new development in the Automotive Testing community with HIGH-PERFORMANCE vibration testing solutions for: EV & Continue Reading →
Visit us in booth 307! It’s Not Just Modal Anymore PREDICTIVE MODELING FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN AND DECISION MAKING January 28—31, 2019 in Orlando, Florida IMAC is a conference and exposition Continue Reading →
“SAFETY FIRST FOR SATELLITE AND SPACECRAFT TESTS” A solution that provides the smooth ramp-down of vibration testing has helped to safely test the world’s most advanced space telescope. Read the Continue Reading →
We’re driving new development in automotive testing and development. Visit us in booth 6015!
Exciting event this week. Kevin McIntosh, General Manager of the Vibration Test Systems Business Unit attended the opening of our customer’s new Engineering and Prototype Laboratory in Everett, Washington. The Continue Reading →
Data Physics’ team of experts is collectively contributing to this blog with the purpose of generating discussion and educating the noise and vibration community. We will cover a variety of Continue Reading →
There are a few issues to consider when using slip tables in thermal environments. While configuring slip tables for standard thermal tests is straightforward, more extreme temperature testing can cause Continue Reading →
This is part one in a series of articles about how to evaluate the quality of a vibration control system. In each we will present important features of the control Continue Reading →
Aliasing is an interesting phenomenon, whose understanding is useful when selling or using dynamic signal analyzers and controllers. Although all Data Physics equipment and most modern analyzers virtually eliminate this Continue Reading →
With the tragic earthquake and resulting tsunami in Japan last year, there is an increased focus on ensuring that critical equipment can withstand earthquake forces. The Data Physics SignalStar Vector Continue Reading →
Multishaker testing has been growing in popularity over the past several years. This testing is done not only in the automotive industry, but across the board in the Aerospace, Defense, Continue Reading →
Offering most shaker systems involves more than just selling the shaker. It involves understanding the accessories and options required for the user’s application. Most importantly, the shaker system needs to Continue Reading →
Shock Response Spectra (SRS) are now widely used in many industries. Data Physics analyzers and controllers make the process of measuring Shock Response Spectra and producing transients from a given Continue Reading →
The question of “when do we have to choose the optional welded magnesium Drive Adapter” has come, so we wanted to take this opportunity to explain the typical rule of Continue Reading →