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BRUEL & KJAER 1623 - Power Supply Type 2808

BRUEL & KJAER 1623
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Examples of Use
Vibration
Analysis
The
1
623
is a
valuable
accessory
to
the
portable
Vibration
Meter
Type
2511
.
Fig.8
shows
the
two
instru-
ments
mounted
in a
sturdy
carrying
case
to
make
up
a
versatile
vibra-
tion
analysis
system.
With
the
two
instruments
alone,
manually-swept
frequency
analyses
can be
per-
formed;
the
addition
of
a
battery
op-
erated,
portable
Level Recorder
Type
2306
or
2309
will
permit
fre-
quency
analyses
to
be recorded
on
amplitude
and
frequency
calibrated
paper.
The
addition
of
a
tracking
pick-up
will
allow
the
vibration
ana-
lysis
of
fundamental
and
harmonic
components,
as a
function
of
a
ma-
chine
's
running
speed,
to
be
per-
formed
and
recorded. These i
nstru-
ments
combinations
are
shown
in
Fig .7 .
Fig.8
.
The
Portable
Vibration
Meter
Type
2511
combined
with
the
Tracking
Tunable
Filter
Type
1623
mounted
in
a
sturdy,
hard-foam
carrying
case
KA
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Monitoring/Measuring
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Vibration Exciter
4801
+ 4813
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Conditioning
Amplifiers
Measuring
Amplif
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er
2610
Tracking Filter
1623
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Power Amplifier
2707
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Exciter Control
1047
Filter
Tuning
Si
gnal
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Chart I
Synchronisation I
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Level
Output I
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Fig.9
.
Typical
instrument
set
-
up
for
vibration
testing
where
a
Tracking
Filter
Type
1623
is
used
for
filtering
the
test
object
response
signal
Vibration
Testing
In
swept
frequency
vibration
test-
ing, a
tracking
filter
is
often
used
to
filter
the
test
object
response
sig-
nal. A typical
instrumentation
set-
up
showing
this
application
is
shown
in
Fig.9.
Used
in
the
monitoring
of
vibra-
tion
tests,
the
1
623
will
allow
the
recording
of
both
the
fundamental
and
the
harmonic
responses
of
test
objects.
Harmonic
Distortion
Measure-
ments
on
Audio
Systems
Recording
the
various
harmonic
components
produced
by
audio
rep-
roduction
systems
is
straight-for-
ward
when
using
the
Tracking
Filter
Type 1
623.
The
sweeping
fre-
quency
test
signal
from
a
sine
gen-
Pickup under Test
erator
or
test
recording
is also used
to
tune
the
tracking
filter
, and
the
required
harmonic
is selected on
the
1623
multiplier-divider
facility.
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I
t
Measuring Amplifier
2610
Chart Synchronisation 1
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Level
Recorder
2307
Filtered
nal
Tracking Filter
1623
760853
/ 1
Fig.1
0.
Instrument
set
-
up
for
plotting
harmonic
distortion
curves
for
gramophone
pick
-
ups
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