Laboratory vibration test systems are typically used by product and package designers for two main applications – sinusoidal and random input testing. Inputting sinusoidal vibration energy over a predefined frequency range in effort is used to identify critical product and/or component resonances.

Resonant frequencies are where the test item or component likes to shake with more amplitude than the table itself is using to drive the system – response greater than input. This webinar will discuss sinusoidal vibration testing, show how test profiles are defined, as well as how resonant frequency is determined.

Webinar discussion points:

•   Sine vibration – what is it used for?
•  Resonant search and dwell testing
•  Packaged-product repetitive shock (also referred to as bounce) testing
•  Relevant sinusoidal vibration test standards
•  How sinusoidal testing relates to random vibration testing
•  Description of vibration test systems
•  Key system performance criteria – size, power, actuator stroke
   

 Who should attend?

• Product and packaging design engineers
• Supply chain and logistics personnel
• Damage prevention personnel