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MB Dynamics Inc.
Annoying noises like squeaks and rattles have become a significant quality issue for customers of passenger vehicles, light & heavy commercial vehicles, increasingly off-road vehicles, and even airplane applications. These unwanted sounds are a problem for numerous reasons including customer dissatisfaction, sizeable warranty expense, and the overlying difficulty to diagnose and fix. MB Dynamics offers an innovative line of Buzz, Squeak & Rattle (BSR) or Squeak and Rattle (S&R) Test Solutions, focused on helping to eliminate annoying noises through prevention, design verification testing, and production verification testing, before the product reaches the customer.
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Crystal instruments
Automated production testing is critical in today’s competitive manufacturing environment. Companies can no longer rely on variable costs, non-uniformity, and potential health hazards that come with a laborer-based manufacturing line. This is no less true for sound and vibration tests, ranging from in-process burn-in tests to product validation and verification tests. The measurement tools and intelligence behind present day manufacturing include data acquisition equipment as well as closed-loop control. And while these systems may not take part in the assembly of any goods, they are just as important to ensure quality control for both components coming into an assembly line and products going out.
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MB Dynamics Inc.
Acoustic quality, vehicle dynamics and stability, and driver comfort play an increasingly important role in the development of new chassis and suspension systems – both passive and active. Noises in suspension components can cause customer dissatisfaction and lead to high warranty costs and are difficult to diagnose especially on historically-used, noisy hydraulic test rigs. The MB Suspension Component Test Rig (SCTR) enables dynamic simulation of real road excitations and synthesized waveforms, performing industry-standard Force-Velocity and Force-Displacement tests and low speed friction tests, and assessing other NVH and structure-borne noises for comprehensive performance characterization and sound and vibration analyses on a wide variety of chassis components.
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Listen Inc
The Production Line Acoustic Test Chamber from GRAS is designed for quick and qualified acoustic test of cell phones, tablet PCs, Bluetooth speaker systems etc., including frequency response, THD, Rub & Buzz and microphone test using optional sound source. The chamber has a number of connections for injecting test and control signals to the test object (DUT).Benefits include:Repeatable testing and reliable dataEasy open/close for quick and safe change of DUTFlexible test jig for easy adjustment to new DUTFlexible microphone mounting for both front/backside speakers as well as edge-mounted speakersHigh quality, high sensitive 1/4” CCP measurementmicrophone included (G.R.A.S. 46BL)Individually calibrated frequency response** Compared to reference measurement in anechoic room
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PCE Instruments
A vibration meter is used in manufacturing for machine condition monitoring, product testing and quality assurance. Many machine maintenance technicians use vibration meter devices in tandem with sound level meters to analyze frequency. A vibration meter also can be used in civil engineering to measure the vibration of structures such as buildings, roads and bridges. In addition, specialized vibration meter devices can be used to measure the vibration of the human body. Any vibration meter will measure one or more of the following parameters: vibration acceleration, vibration velocity (speed) and / or vibration displacement.A vibration meter is typically a portable device with a memory for storing measurements. Most vibration meter models feature a built-in data logger for collecting and recording vibration measurement data over time. In this way, vibration measurement data can be acquired with great precision.
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GAO Tek Inc.
GAOTek offers high quality, affordable, secure and accurate Ultrasonic Flow Meters for sale to the United States, Canada and globally. Ultrasonic Flow Meters often have a sending and a receiving transducer for measuring the velocity of fluids to accurately calculate the flow of volume in a pipe by using sound waves, acoustic waves or vibrations with a frequency of >20 KHz. GAOTek offers a variety of top-notch Ultrasonic Flow Meters designed for different environments, from wide pipes to an all liquid environment, such as sea water, oil, sewage, alcohol, et al. GAOTek’s easy to use Ultrasonic Flow Meters come with a built-in printer and a built-in data logger. They provide accurate readings and have an accuracy rate of ±1% at rates greater than 0.2mps. They also offer multi-language menu selections, long lasting battery life for continuous usage, large LCD screens, and a huge storage.
