All About Accelerometers for Vibration and Shock Testing

[@sudishkumar4635]

wish you could be my Teacher during my graduation course.

[@BAMMEDIA]

Literally- the best.

[@corywaxman3039]

where is a good place to buy the accelerometers you referenced in this video?

[@tomreshtesting]

There are a few accelerometer companies you can go with. PCB Piezotronics is my favorite manufacturer of accelerometers. Also, Dytran is good especially from a budget standpoint.

[@corywaxman3039]

@@tomreshtesting Thank you so much for all of these videos. I have a solid background in physics and little knowledge of this field but your videos cleared up all the basics. All the best!

[@nguyenduytruongvinh845]

I liked it

[@tomreshtesting]

Thank you!

[@nguyendinhtruongvinh4368]

i like

[@tomreshtesting]

Thank you!

[@samyvik2888]

are accelerometers good to detect tremors in Alzheimer's patients instead of using piezos?

[@tomreshtesting]

Not too familiar with tremors in Alzheimer's patients, but I do know there are white papers on using wireless accelerometers with Parkinson's patients. Only concern I would have is how to reliably create a "connection " of the accelerometer to the patient with minimal decoupling. Most likely a tightly fitted ban with an attached wireless accelerometer would be the best route to go.

[@yonduodis7278]

lol nice

[@tomreshtesting]

Thank you!

[@danieladragos1989]

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[@kianas2514]

Thanks, the video is informative! but the forced excitement in your tone gets annoying.

[@corywaxman3039]

there are plenty of monotone engineering lectures.....at least this guy is interested. In fact, it may sound forced to you, but some of us legitimately get excited about this stuff.