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More on Radiation Patterns - Beamwidth - PCTEL
There are a few parameters that can be used to do this. The first is “3-dB Beamwidth” or “Half-Power Beamwidth”. The 3-dB Beamwidth is the angle between the points on the pattern where the gain is down from the peak by 3-dB. You will often just hear “beamwidth” rather than 3-dB beamwidth.
Signal Processing Impacts of ICP Accelerometer Limit Violations - PCB
To understand the origin of this limit, it’s necessary to process the me history into a power spectrum, as shown in the example at the botom of Figure 7 (note this is for a different accelerometer).
Automated Spectrum Monitoring and Uplink Testing - PCTEL
Monitor spectrum for 4G/5G coverage and service quality; Rapidly identify service-impacting issues; Detect rogue base stations; Manage multi-tenant or cross-border spectrum
Meggitt Letter - Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies
Many online systems are capable of trending the sensor bias voltage. Other problems can be detected by analyzing the time waveform and FFT spectrum. Most accelerometer faults can be diagnosed by measuring the bias voltage of the sensor amplifier. If the bias voltage is within correct limits the sensor is most likely operating properly.
Dynamic Strain Sensors and Accelerometers for Structural Testing
Quartz force sensors are recommended for dynamic force applications. They are not used as 'load cells' for static applications. Measurements of dynamic oscillating forces, impacts, or high-speed compression/tension un-
TN-19 The Shock Spectrum: What Is It? - PCB
shock spectrum method, it remains firmly entrenched as the principal tool for laboratory shock testing, and, as such, the method is a key element in the process of assuring system reliability in field applications. :
SeeHawk Monitor - PCTEL
With SeeHawk Monitor, one system provides multiple automated applications that make it easier to ensure reliable critical communications on public safety, private, and commercial wireless networks. Spectrum Monitoring for Critical Communications. Automated In-Building & Outdoor Uplink Testing. 4G/5G Network Detection and Performance Monitoring.
Q&A - Public Safety Uplink Radio Performance - PCTEL
A) To ensure the correct power level and good quality for active channels, measure the noise contribution to the site, etc. Because uplink signals tend to be lower power, objective uplink signal quality measurements can be particularly useful for verifying network quality and reliability.
Amphenol RF AUTOMATE Product Series Solutions Guide
Low 45 N mating force ideal for high-density, multi-port applications. Rugged, impact resistant housing. Mechanically and visually keyed to eliminate installation errors and prevent mis-mating. Modular multi-port design with single, dual and quad port PCB and cable mount options.
Accelerometer Limitations for Pyroshock Measurements - PCB
This input was theorized to have a power spectral density (PSD) surpassing 50 kHz in frequency content. We performed several calculations that discouraged any attempt at measurements to support a test series. In the ensuing years, several standards have evolved to define and support pyrotechnic shock testing.3 These include:
Pros and Cons of an Analog Bandpass Filter vs. Digital Filter - Q Microwave
To find the right filter for your application, you must consider numerous factors – such as operating frequency range, signal-to-noise ratio, power consumption, and the need for reconfigurability. Then, weigh these variables against the specific requirements of the RF application in question.
Lee’s Criteria for Model Tuning - PCTEL
To meet Lee’s criteria for model tuning, high speed scanning receivers from PCTEL can be used. Download the full White Paper to learn more about how Lee’s criteria applies to model tuning, and how PCTEL® scanning receivers to meet those requirements.
Cause of and Solution for Cable Generated Noise in MEMS ... - PCB
When impacted with no power applied to the bridge it was observed that the triboelectric cable response was somewhat lower in magnitude but still present. The results of the above testing were to:
Quantifying Acoustic Sources Through Sound Power Measurements - PCB
In this paper we will focus on how to characterize the source component of the source-‐path-‐receiver paradigm. Figure 1. Schematic of a source-‐path-‐receiver paradigm for a vacuum cleaner. Notice that there can be multiple paths that the sound can travel to reach the receiver.
Radiation resistant velocity transducer - wilcoxon.com
power/signal A common B 98226 Rev.C 01/25 Sensitivity, ± 10%, 25°C 100 mV/in/sec Velocity range 50 in/sec peak Amplitude nonlinearity 2.5% Frequency response: ± 10% ± 3 dB 6.0 - 3,500 Hz 2.0 - 7,000 Hz Resonance frequency, mounted, nominal 15 kHz Transverse sensitivity, max 5% of axial Temperature response: –50°C +120°C
Technical Information | PCB Piezotronics
Ensure your sensor is receiving power by measuring the DC output voltage. Model 685B "Fully Loaded" Vibration Switch Covers all the bases in critical machinery vibration protection.
Source Identification Using Acoustic Array Techniques - PCB
Acoustic array techniques are presented as alternatives to intensity measurements for source identification in automotive and industrial environments. With an understanding of the advantages and limitations described here for each of the available methods, a technique which is best suited to the application at hand may be selected.
Model 485B39 | PCB Piezotronics
DC Power (USB ) 500 mW (5V at : 100 mA) 500 mW (5V at : 100 mA) Excitation Voltage (±5 %) (To Sensor) 24 VDC: 24 VDC: Constant Current Excitation (±5% ) 4 mA: 4 mA: Discharge Time Constant: 1.5 sec: 1.5 sec: Electrical Isolation (Case) Grounded : Grounded : Internal ADC: 24-bit : 24-bit [4] Supported Sample Rates: 48 44.1 32 22.05 16 11.025 8 kHz
QUICK REFERENCE TECHNICAL GUIDES - PCB
PCB has compiled their most common technical sensor information into four comprehensive quick reference guides; Accelerometers, Acoustics, Pressure, and Force.
Understanding Current Output Signals Webpage - PCB
In process monitoring applications where a continuous 24/7 signal is needed for recording and trending by a PLC, DSC or SCADA system, a vibration transmitter with a constant 4-20mA output signal is ideal. But what exactly does that 4-20mA signal represent?