Combined Accelerations Produced by Vibrafuge

Xue Ming Dong; Wei Guan; Xiao Feng Meng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.543-547.971

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Combined Accelerations Produced by Vibrafuge

Abstract:

Various environmental factors will adversely influence accelerometers working in the field. Mixed inputs, including external causes and the intended acceleration, are important contributors to the problem. As a consequence, calibrating accelerometers with multiple accelerations is required by manufacturers and customers. We introduce a multi-component mechanical system called vibrafuge to provide multiple accelerations. In this paper, we deduce a general model of the accelerations reproduced by an ideal vibrafuge with homogeneous transformation of matrix. Based on the model, we have an elementary analysis of the components of the output acceleration and point out two byproducts. Investigation in this paper could lay the groundwork for vibrafuge testing of accelerometers.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 543-547)

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Xue Ming Dong, Wei Guan*, Xiao Feng Meng

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Acceleration, Calibration, Homogeneous Transformation, Model, Vibrafuge

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