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Narrow-band random vibration test example with frequency sweep

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  • Automotive parts
  • Endurance Tests
  • JIS standard
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Test overview

■ Purpose

JIS C 7506-2 (IEC 60810) ”Lamps for road vehicles-Performance requirements”- Part 2: Performance requirements” describes the items for evaluating vibration resistance and the test conditions, including a narrow-band random vibration test in which the vibration frequency is swept to check whether the light source continues to function during and after the application of vibration.

■ EUT

Car light bulbs

Test condition

JIS C7506-2 (2015)(IEC 60810) Appendix B Section B1.1.2 Heavy Duty Test Conditions
1) Frequency test: 30 Hz to 1050 Hz
2) Bandwidth: 100 Hz
3) Sweep range: 80 Hz to 1000 Hz
4) Sweep speed: 1 octave/min
5) Sweep time: 7.3 minutes
6) A.S.D. spectrum:
80 Hz to 150 Hz  34.57 m2/s4/Hz
150 Hz to 1000 Hz  8.64 m2/s4/Hz
7) Acceleration tolerance: ±1 dB
8) Test time: 20 hours

Test detail

Using software for random-on-random testing, the base ASD level was set to an extremely small level compared to the test level.
By creating a program that superimposed narrowband random vibration components in line with the target values ​​specified in the standard on this base random vibration, we were able to achieve a test that swept a pseudo-random vibration component with a fixed bandwidth.

Facilities used

i220/SA2M/H6