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Design for Vibration and Shock Testing
of Telecommunications Equipment
Introduction
- Testing philosophy
- Description of types of tests
- Design Verification or Reliability?
- Vibration - Sine and Random
- Shock - Classical waveform and shock
response spectrum
- Climatic
Sine Vibration Part 1
- Introduction - what design engineers
need to know, terminology, structural resonant behavior
, isolation, damping.
- Review of sinusoidal vibration measurements:
units, sensors, readouts
Sine Vibration Part 2
- Sensors, short review of shakers,
amplifiers and control techniques
- Measuring DUT responses during tests,
interpreting data.
- Sinusoidal vibration test specifications
- understanding and applying
Random Vibration Part 1
What designers need to know about random vibration
- Understanding random vibration
- No possible equivalence to sinusoidal
vibration
- Terminology and definitions
- Measurement and analysis in the frequency
and time domains
- Sensors
- Interpreting and implementing standards
Random Vibration Part 2
What designers need to know about random vibration test practice
- Measuring DUT responses during tests
- Application and understanding test
results
- Vehicle and transportation environments
Test Fixtures
- Importance - design concepts, test
outcome relationships
- Recommended designs, materials, fabrication
methods
- Evaluation before use, why this is
necessary.
- Practical limits: transverse motion;
specimen size and weight
Reliability tests
- Background - industry practices
- Long term, short term, CERT, TAAF,
HALT
- The use of temperature and vibration
to accelerate failures
- No relationship to service environment
- Screening
- Levels of screening
- Need vs. results
- Supplier management - subassembly
screening
- Importance and use of failure database
- FRACAS
Shock testing
Shock testing standards and methods
- Types of shock, standards
- Shock test equipment and methods of
application
- Instrumentation for measuring shock
in service and during tests
- Measuring DUT responses during test
- Measuring DUT responses during test
- Introduction to Shock Response Spectrum
Selection and Application of
appropriate test techniques
Service environment, expected product life
Creating and implementing a
complete Reliability program
Development, qualification, reliability, screening, where
do they fit into a product development cycle.
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