Measuring and testing – Vibration – Vibrator
Patent
1982-11-05
1985-01-15
Gill, James J.
Measuring and testing
Vibration
Vibrator
G01M 700
Patent
active
044932138
ABSTRACT:
A random vibrations testing device comprising a noise generator the output whereof is connected to an input of a wide-band filter. An output of the wide-band filter is connected directly and through paralleled narrow-band in-phase signal shaping channels to a means for shaping dips and spikes in the spectrum of a signal being shaped, which is electrically coupled with narrow-band opposite-phase signal shaping channels. The means for shaping the spikes and dips in the shaped signal spectrum is devised in the form of an adder series-connected to the wide-band filter, used commonly by all the narrow-band in-phase signal shaping channels and serving to form spikes in the shaped signal spectrum, and adders also series-connected to said wide-band filter, used individually by each opposite-phase narrow-band signal shaping channel and serving to form dips in the shaped signal spectrum.
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Bozhko A. Ye and Uretsky Ya. S., "Random Vibrations Spectrum Forming Systems", 1979, p. 62, FIG. 17.
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Grechinsky Dmitry A.
Klochko Viktor A.
Mnekin Ravil V.
Rygalin Viktor G.
Uretsky Yan S.
Gill James J.
Kazansky Aviatsionny Institut Imeni A. N Tupoleva
Nauchno-Issledovatelsky Institut Introskopii
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