Vector Notching by m+p international
Efficiency
Digital vector addition makes setup simple and eliminates manual calculations. This ensures fast configuration and smooth workflows, even in complex test scenarios.
Safety
Protect both specimen and shaker system from overload: Vector sum notching and momentum notch (overturning moment) provide essential safeguards in force-limited vibration testing.
Flexibility
Extended notch control through vectors gives you more freedom in defining precise protection strategies. Whether on individual channels or combined signals, you adapt the system exactly to your needs.
Quality
Achieve precise and reliable results with advanced vector-based notching. From overall acceleration to overturning moments, Vector Notching ensures transparent and reproducible test conditions for maximum confidence in your data.
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Extended notch control via vectors
Vector Notching enables limitation based on vector variables, i.e. resulting forces or accelerations across multiple directions. Instead of considering individual channels separately, the overall load is determined - for more precise and realistic control in demanding test setups.
Vector sum - essential for force limited vibration testing
The calculation of the vector sum is a central element in Force Limited Vibration Testing (FLVT). Several force or acceleration sensors are combined mathematically in order to provide a realistic representation of the total load actually acting on the specimen. FLVT can only be implemented safely and reliably using this method.
Notches on the overall acceleration
Vector Notching can be used not only for force channels, but also for acceleration channels - for example to limit the overall acceleration of a component. The combined consideration of all directions effectively protects the specimen from overstressing in multi-axial test environments.
Momentum notch (“overturning moment”)
Overturning momentum notching (also known as “momentum notch”) is used to calculate the torque generated by forces at defined measuring points. This torque can lead to critical loads on the shaker system and slip table, especially during sinusoidal tests. Significant mechanical damage can be prevented by targeted Notching to this value.
Digital vector addition
Vector Notching enables the digital addition of multiple sensors within the software - without any additional hardware. This eliminates the need for analog cabling, while at the same time ensuring that all sensors operate within their permissible limits. The calculation is carried out in real-time.
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Applications for sine control
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NVH testing
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Case studies
Mahle Filtersysteme | DE
Engineering tests for vehicles airfiltration and engine components
Aerospacelab
A cutting-edge vibration test system
Element laboratory | UK
Shake and bake testing for aerospace components
China Electronics Technology Group Corporation | CN
Radar reliability testing
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