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Vibration controller LDS Laser USB

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LDS LASER USB Vibration Controller provides 4 channels, which can be expanded to 16 channels for simultaneous input. The controller combines convenience, performance, flexibility, and safety, making it suitable for any lab. The LDS® LASERUSB™ vibration controller is designed to generate a shaker drive signal and perform data measurements. Typically used in R&D and production test applications, such as simulation of fatigue and vibration tests for automobiles, military vehicles, and ground transportation, it combines 24-bit precision with a wide dynamic control range and fast loop times, securing accurate control suited for the most challenging vibration tests.The controller is capable of working with a wide variety of vibration test systems and software-based vibration test profiles, as listed below. • Random, sine, and shock tests • Swept-sine testing • Resonance search, track and dwell (RSTD) • Random-on-random and sine-on-random tests • Shock response spectrum (SRS) synthesis • Time waveform replication (TWR) • Fatigue tests • Kurtosis parameter control • Vibration tests according to MIL-STD, DIN, ISO, IEC, and other standards Consisting of a controller module and Windows®-based application software, LASERUSB is flexible, reliable, and easy to install and operate. It can be configured with a comprehensive suite of vibration control and analysis applications, from random and sine excitations to SRS synthesis and time waveform replication. The controller module handles real-time control-loop operations independently of the host PC, thus allowing users to concurrently analyze data and prepare test reports.

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