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BRUEL & KJAER System V
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For
981
m / s
2
(100
g)
acceleration
level
and
0,18
kg
moving
element
mass
(Type
4811)
.
380
m
=
981
-
0,180
=0 ,
207kg
Fig.7.4
shows
a
diagram
of
bare
table
acceleration
limits
with
respect
to
frequency
for
the
Type
4811
High
g
Head
mounted
on
a
4801
Body
and
a
4805
Body
with
and
with-
out
cooling.
Power
is
supplied
in
all
cases
by
a Type
2707
Power
Amplifier
.
Above
400
Hl
it
can
be
seen
that
the
limits
are
based
sol
ely
on
the
amount
of
force
available,
as
in
the
preceding
example.
At
lower
frequencies,
however,
other
factors
must
be
con-
sidered
.
The
displacement,
for
example,
must
be
held
below
13
mm
(0
,5
in)
in
order
to
avoid
hitting
the
overtravei
stops
.
At
10
Hl,
therefore
the
acceleration
is
limited
to
2,6
g.
At
32
Hl
the
limit
has
risen
to
27
g.
At
this
point
a
velocity
limit
of
1,27
m/ s
(50
in
/
s)
begins
to
controi.
This
is
due
to
a
limitation
on
the
voltage
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Power
Amplifier
. A
further
limitation
appears
from
150
Hl
to
400
Hl
caused
by
the
power
limit
of
the
amplifier
.
If
it
were
necessary
to
exceed
these
limits
for
high
g,
low
frequency
operation,
a Type
2708
Powe
r
Amplifier
could
be
used,
because
of
its
higher
voltage
capability
.
However,
caut
i
on
should
be
exercised
when
operating
outside
the
specification
limits
.
Fig.7
.5
shows
a
plot
of
maximum
acceleration
vs.
load
for
the
4811
Head
mounted
on
the
different
bodies
. To
find
the
maximum
acceleration
possible
for
a
particular
combina-
tion,
find
the
TOTAL
mass
,
including
test
object
,
fixture
and
moving
element,
on
the
abscissa,
then
move
vertically
upward
to
the
intersection
with
the
applicable
curve
.
The
acceleration
can
be
found
on
the
ordinate
opposite.
Fig.7.6
shows
bare
table
acceleration
limits
with
respect
to
frequency
for the
4812
Head
.
Above
120
Hl,
the
limits
are
based
on
force
available.
Between
29
Hl
and
120
Hl
,
the
velocity
is
limited
to
1,14
m / s
(45
in
/
s)
.
Below
29
Hl
,
the
displacement
limit
of
13
mm
(0,5
in)
controis
.
Fig.7
.7
shows
a pl
ot
of
maximum
acceleration
vs.
load
for
the
4812
Head
mounted
on
the
different
bodies
.
Fig.7
.8
shows
bare
table
acceleration
limits
with
respect
to
frequency
for
the
4813
Head
.
The
displacement
limit
controls
to
26
Hl
and
the
velocity
limit
to
90
Hl.
Fig. 7 .9
shows
a
plot
of
maximum
acceleration
vs.
load
for
the
4813
Head
mounted
on
the
di
fferent
bodies
.
7.2.
MODE
STUDY
HEAD
Fig .
7.10
shows
the
frequency
response
of
the
Mode
Study
Head
Type
4814.
The
reso
-
nance
peak
is
at
6,4
kHl.
The
loading
limits
diagram
is
shown
in
Fig.7.11.
In
this
case
force
is
used
as
the
ordi-
nate
instead
of
acceleration
, as
the
Mode
Study
Head
is
usually
force
-
controlled
. Dis-
place
ment
and
velocity
(proportional
to
voltage)
limits
still
apply
,
in
this
case
25,4
mm
(1
in)
and
1,01
m/ s
(40
in
/ s).
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