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VN0001-Customizing Quick Reports
The standard Quick Report functionality can be modified to meet individual test profile needs to help with test report efficiency.
VN0002-Running Test Log Using Tables
The standard Tables option can be used in combination with the Test Notes window to create a running log of the test.
VN0003-Load Transducer Database
Instructions for loading the transducer database with data from an external system.
VN0004 Calculate Unknown Random Profile Values
VibrationVIEW will automatically calculate the third unknown value in a given Random profile when two of the following values are known: G2/Hz for Frequency 1, Slope, G2/Hz for Frequency 2
VN0005 Sine-on-Sine Testing
The Sine-on-Random VibrationVIEW software can be used to run the Sine-on-Sine Tests.
VN0006 Accelerometer Calibration
The VR8500 and VR9500 Revolution vibration control systems can be used (with appropriate software options) to verify the calibration of an accelerometer (or other input). The software feature also provides the ability to write to TEDS (Transducer Electronic Data Sheet).
VN0007 Solid State Relays
The VR8500 and VR9500 vibration control systems can be used to drive a solid-state relay.
VN0008 Create New Random Profile from Response
This tech-note delves into the details on using a response channel to develop a new demand test profile for random. This function is useful in many applications and the one discussed below uses a combination of accelerometers and microphones for control and monitoring.
VN0009 Calculating Relative Displacement
Two methods of calculating the relative displacement between two channels are described. The MatLab script can be downloaded as well.
VN0010 Fatigue Damage Import
Using the fatigue damage spectrum for accelerating tests.
