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General| Type | Vibration Exciter |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | External Power Amplifier required |
| Transverse Sensitivity | < 5% |
| Power Amplifier | Requires external amplifier |
| Cooling | Air cooling |
Explains the electrodynamic force generation principle (F=BIL) in the exciter.
Sectional drawing and details of the exciter's construction, including coil and magnet.
Details on mechanical fuse inserts for protecting the moving element and their installation.
Provisions for compressed air cooling under heavy load conditions.
Guidance on operating the exciter in upright or other positions.
Description and use of pushrods for transferring force and providing protection.
Plot showing acceleration vs. frequency, detailing suspension and axial resonance peaks.
Load rating curves defining limits for acceleration, displacement, and force vs. frequency.
Analysis of cross-motion percentage relative to axial motion, critical for calibration.
Diagram for back-to-back calibration using a standard accelerometer.
Setup for measuring mechanical impedance by maintaining constant velocity.
Using a force-controlled loop for structural testing with a force transducer.
Specifications for rated force, acceleration, current, displacement, and velocity limits.
Details on moving element weight and unloaded table resonance frequency.
Specifications for stray magnetic field, mechanical fuse inserts, and cross-motion.
Specifications on dynamic flexure stiffness and physical dimensions of the exciter.
Specifies the exciter's weight and lists included accessories like inserts and tools.
