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Technical Editor Pete Starkey met with Invotec Managing Director Tim Tatton and PEL Technical Director Dr. Neil Chilton at their offices in Tamworth, UK, to discuss the significance of the partnership and the new opportunities it would create. Starkey: So, Tim, why has Invotec decided to partner with Printed Electronics?

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Monthly webinars will be covering a variety of sound and vibration topics. The acoustic experts for these webinars are Dr. Chad Walber, Michael Thibeault, Mark Valentino, John Clough, and Jeff Williams. See below for the complete schedule of basic and advanced classes:

2 1. Introduction to the Measurement of Shock n Brief introduction into the topic 2. Accelerometer Types Used for Shock n Key technology choices including sensing type (PR & ICP®), mechanical isolation, and onboard analog filtering 3. Cables and Interconnects n How cables can add unwanted noise and lowpass filtering effects, and how to avoid this 4. Signal Condition

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Featured Speaker: Dr. Steve Hambric Attendees will learn about the requirements and challenges for the successful testing of new products — as well as how to avoid common errors. This webinar will provide practical, real-world knowledge for test and audio engineers to improve their testing practices.

Amphenol PCD offers the most comprehensive interconnects and accessories for harsh environments, complimented by industry leading cable assembly engineering capabilities.

February 4, 2025 — Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies was named one of Frederick's Top 50 Manufacturers of 2024 by the Frederick County Office of Economic Development (FCOED). The FCOED Director, Division of Economic Opportunity, Lara L. Fritts, called the Top 50 "a celebration of success" in the county's manufacturing sector.

SSI Technologies, LLC builds robust and cost-effective sensors and gauges for the global market. Based in Janesville, Wisconsin, SSI produces the highest quality and most reliable pressure, level and magnetic sensors, digital pressure gauges, and digital level gauges for the automotive and industrial market. SSI Technologies, LLC is known for:

PCB® manufactures sensors used by design engineers and predictive maintenance professionals to test and measure vibration, pressure, force, acoustics, load, and shock in research and development as well as industrial applications. Subscribe to our newsletter to get the latest news & product updates from PCB®. . . . Why PCB?

Since there is no unique definition of “severe mechanical shock,” this article first provides examples of the types of mechani-cal shock encompassed by this work. Next presented is a summary of lessons learned over the years, and pitfalls discovered, with ac-celeration sensing technologies used in past measurement attempts of these types of shock.

Environmental Backshells from Amphenol Pcd not only provide the cable support and strain relief, but also ensure the cable sealing and environment protection by means of a high-quality sealing grommet and grommet follower. The strain relief nut is tightened – squeezing the grommet onto the cable jacket during assembly.

Watch PCB's on demand webinar "Reverberation Time Measurements" presented by Dr. Andrew Barnard

PCB's Modally Tuned® impact hammers are easy-to-use solutions for delivering impulse forces into test specimens and providing electrical measurement signals of the amplitude and frequency content of the applied force.

Semiconductor manufacturing processes are extremely complex and rapidly evolving. As consumer demand for smaller sizes and more advanced capabilities continues to grow, it becomes more challenging to avoid manufacturing errors at the nanometer scale.

Understanding the state of friction in the joint is essential when tightening critical fasteners. When it comes to tightening bolted joints, many people will use torque as the primary way of determining whether or not the fastener has done its job. The question, "How tight is that assembly?"

Dr. Andrew Barnard demonstrates the principals of Anti-Aliasing and explains how high frequency microphone signals can become indistinguishable.

To generate a useful output signal, our sensors rely on the piezoelectric effect. ("Piezo" is a greek term which means "to squeeze.") When the piezoelectric elements are strained by an external force, displaced electrical charge accumulates on opposing surfaces.

In this webinar, Carmine Salzano, Doctor in Mechanical Engineering, helps you understand PCB’s automotive sensor technologies, how they apply to NVH, and how to choose the right sensor to avoid EMI interference in electric vehicle testing.