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Vibration, ODS, Modal Analysis

DIC is the most valuable addition to any Universal Testing System

 

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ARAMIS has the ability to run a multipoint FFT from test point data collected simultaneously for use in ODS analysis. The new feature also has the ability to run waterfall plots with order tracking. This new approach to vibration analysis allows the user to collect vibration data simultaneously, negating the need for time-consuming and complex data acquisition using accelerometers. All data points visible to the ARAMIS vibration analysis system are quickly and efficiently able to be inspected for displacements, velocities, accelerations, FFT, and their respective rotations. The new Frequency Analysis Spectrum Tool (FAST) quickly displays the corresponding FFT and its bode plot.

 
Vibration Analysis graphs using accelerometers

 

vibration analysis data on airplane engine blade

Vibration Analysis

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Operating deflection shape on car hood using Digital Image Correlation

ODS Analysis

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Our ARAMIS SRX platform is extremely reliable and was designed with material testing in mind. It's rigid fixed camera base offer unparalleled calibration stability and ease-of-use.  

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Vehicle Structural Testing 4.0 (White Paper)

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The Factory of the Future greatly uses optical measurement systems throughout the design, testing, and...

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How ARAMIS stacks up against Vibration Sensors

Vibration analysis requires the acquisition of test data. Historically, accelerometers have been used to measure the...

Trilion’s Story and How We Play a Role in the Aerospace Industry

 

Join our president John Tyson as he discusses Trilion’s story and how our Digital Image Correlation technology has...

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