Instruments, sensors and equipment for producing, controlling or measuring vibratory or oscillatory motion.
Vibration and Acceleration Sensing Categories
Accelerometers (310 suppliers)
Accelerometers are instruments for measuring, displaying, and analyzing acceleration and vibration.
Impact Hammers (57 suppliers)
Impact hammers are used in structural and modal analysis to determine component or system response to impacts of varying amplitude and duration. A hammer with a force transducer in its head is paired with an accelerometer on the component being tested to compare impact and response.
Seismic Instruments (57 suppliers)
Seismic instruments are used to measure low frequency ground motion caused by earthquakes.
Shaker Controllers (21 suppliers)
Shaker controllers are hardware/software devices that generate one or more analog drive signals that are applied to an amplifier / shaker / test device for the purpose of creating a specified vibration environment at one or more points on a test device.
Shock and Impact Sensors (65 suppliers)
Shock and impact sensors are devices that detect sudden or severe impacts at a predetermined level and indicate whether the level has been exceeded.
Shock and Vibration Testing Shakers (84 suppliers)
Shock and vibration testing shakers are force generators or transducers that provide a vibration, shock, or modal excitation source for testing and analysis.
Vibration Measurement Instruments and Vibration Analyzers (355 suppliers)
Vibration measurement instruments and vibration analyzers are used for measuring, displaying and analyzing vibration. Typically these instruments comprise a transducer, data acquisition and either a local display or some sort of output to a computer or another instrument.
Vibration Sensors (226 suppliers)
Vibration sensors cover sensors and other instruments used for measuring vibration and acceleration.
Vibration Transmitters (44 suppliers)
Vibration transmitters provide electrical outputs that are proportional to vibration inputs. They are used during predictive maintenance in order to reduce unexpected machine failure.
