Electrodynamic vibration systems generate controlled mechanical motion to test products, components and assemblies. A shaker, amplifier and controller work together to apply the required vibration profile while sensors measure the response.
Sine, random and other test modes may be available depending on the system. The appropriate setup follows the qualification requirement and the way the product is mounted in use. Fixtures can significantly influence the test, so their mass and stiffness need to be considered alongside the sample itself.
Force capability, frequency range, displacement and acceleration limits should be checked against the complete loaded setup. Vertical and horizontal testing may need different support arrangements. Controller features, accelerometer placement and recorded data help maintain the intended input and investigate unexpected responses. Facility space and installation requirements are also relevant when planning a vibration laboratory.
Find electrodynamic vibration test systems at Sinerji. Our team can help assess shaker configurations for your samples, fixtures and mechanical test profiles.