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Technical Resources for Non-Contact Vibration Measurement

Engineering articles on laser Doppler vibrometry, scanning measurement, modal analysis, damping identification and structural-dynamics applications.

KNOWLEDGE BASE

Methods, Selection Boundaries and Application Workflows

Each article states the measurement conditions and limitations that influence the result. The objective is to help engineers select an appropriate method, prepare a useful enquiry and interpret non-contact vibration data with fewer hidden assumptions.

Technical Articles

Gimbal scanning laser vibrometer and modal analysis system workflow infographic

Introducing the VIPICO Gimbal Scanning Laser Vibrometer and Modal Analysis System

System architecture, wide-field measurement workflow and application boundaries.

Comparison of gimbal scanning and galvanometer scanning laser vibrometers

Gimbal Scanning vs Galvanometer Scanning Laser Vibrometers

Field of view, scanning speed, stand-off distance, calibration and selection trade-offs.

Laser Doppler vibrometry measurement chain from laser source to engineering output

How a Laser Doppler Vibrometer Works

Doppler principle, optical signal chain, measured quantities and suitable applications.

Non-contact modal testing workflow from objective definition to modal identification

Non-Contact Modal Testing Workflow

From test objectives and grid planning to ODS, OMA, EMA and result validation.

ODS OMA and EMA modal analysis method comparison infographic

ODS vs OMA vs EMA

A clear comparison of inputs, assumptions, outputs and application scenarios.

Non-contact material damping and natural frequency measurement workflow

Material Damping and Natural Frequency Measurement

Fixtures, excitation, non-contact response acquisition, estimators and reporting.

Optical geometric acquisition and environmental error sources in laser vibrometry

Common Error Sources in Laser Vibrometry

Optical return, incidence angle, distance, environment, sampling and scanning consistency.

Blade modal testing workflow using a gimbal scanning laser vibrometer

Blade Modal Testing with Gimbal Scanning

Curved-surface grids, excitation, modal identification and finite-element correlation.

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