Shock Tests
What is a Shock and Vibration Test?
As the name suggests, impact vibration testing is a test method that reproduces the vibrations that occur when a desk is struck or a car crashes, and is used to evaluate the resistance of automobile and aircraft components to mechanical vibration and shock during transportation and use.
In addition to vibration, combined environmental vibration testing evaluates a product’s resistance to the temperature and humidity stresses to which it is subjected in its transportation and use environment; IMV’s controllers provide vibration that reproduces the measured time-based waveform.
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Steps to Examination
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Inquiries
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Discussion of test content
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Adjustment of test schedule
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test run
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test report
Features of IMV Tests and Solutions
We can carry out vibration and shock tests on behalf of our customers, develop test conditions and assist with countermeasures in the event of failure.
We are always available to help you with the following requests and problems
- You do not know how to determine the test conditions.
- There is no problem in the field even though the test has failed.
- Want to reproduce a failure that occurred in the field, but the test does not show the same failure mode.
- The customer has presented us with test conditions, but you do not know what to do.
- Wants to review whether the existing test method is appropriate.
- If a problem occurred in the test, was it solved with a single design change?
- Want to design a product with the vibration/shock environment in mind from the development stage.
Vibration and shock testing requires a high level of expertise and extensive experience, but it is quite costly to train and maintain such specialists in each company. One solution is to outsource various vibration-related issues. The IMV Test Lab has a number of solutions, so feel free to contact us for more information.
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