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Laser vibrometry | Laser vibrometers

Laser vibrometers are optical measurement devices that use a laser beam to measure the vibrations of an object without contact. Depending on the measurement principle, they determine vibration velocity, displacement or acceleration.

Laser vibrometry Laser Doppler vibrometer by MAUL-THEET

Description

Advantages of laser vibrometers over other measurement devices, such as acceleration transducers, include their ability to measure vibrations on hard-to-reach objects or objects whose size or temperature makes sensor attachment impractical. Particularly in modal analysis, the non-contact measurement principle ensures accurate determination of modal parameters without influencing the dynamic behavior of the structure.

Single-point laser vibrometer

Single-point laser Doppler vibrometer MotionGo at MAUL-THEET

Single-point laser vibrometers, the most common type of laser vibrometer, are ideal sensors for non-contact vibration measurement, particularly on lightweight structures.

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