Web­i­nar · Opti­cal Vibra­tion Mea­su­re­ment from Nano­me­ter to Picometer

The gene­ral ongo­ing trend towards minia­tu­riza­tion in indus­try and rese­arch places high demands on pre­cis­ion mea­su­re­ment sys­tems, which are expec­ted to detect the motion of mea­su­re­ment objects in a wide fre­quency range and sub-nano­me­ter resolution. 

Laser inter­fe­ro­me­tric vibro­me­ters are the first choice for all appli­ca­ti­ons where accu­rate and non-cont­act mea­su­re­ment of object motion is requi­red. Due to the non-cont­act mode of ope­ra­tion, they offer the pos­si­bi­li­ties of fast ana­ly­sis of the objects at dif­fe­rent posi­ti­ons wit­hout any mecha­ni­cal influence from the sensor.

In our approx. 45 min web­i­nar you will gain insight into the theory and prac­tice of vibro­me­try. Among other things, our expert Wolf­ram Meyer will intro­duce you to the pos­si­bi­li­ties of using laser inter­fe­ro­me­tric mea­su­re­ment methods to ana­lyze object vibra­ti­ons, for exam­ple, to opti­mize pro­duct pro­per­ties or to get to the bot­tom of vibra­tion phe­no­mena in the sci­en­ti­fic field.

Main topics

• tech­ni­cal con­cepts of homo­dyne laser inter­fe­ro­me­tric vibrometry
• setup of the vibra­tion mea­su­ring sta­tion for vibrometers
• opti­miza­tion of the signal-to-noise ratio
• appli­ca­tion examp­les from indus­try and science
• Pre­sen­ta­tion of vibra­tion mea­su­re­ment soft­ware as well as vari­ants of data out­put and mea­su­red value synchronization
• sui­ta­ble hard­ware and soft­ware interfaces

Our spea­ker will be plea­sed to ans­wer your ques­ti­ons after the presentation.

The web­i­nar will be held at two times – 8:30 am and 3:30 pm. The con­tent is identical. 

→ Spea­ker
Wolf­ram Meyer, Sales Engi­neer , SIOS Meß­tech­nik GmbH Lin­ke­dIn

→ Lan­guage
English

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Mea­su­re­ment tech­ni­ci­ans, engi­neers, desi­gners, qua­lity mana­gers, pro­ject mana­gers and scientists

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