| Vibration Analysis: High-speed stereo DIC on a drying machine |
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The latest note details how the i-SPEED 513 cameras, in conjunction with accelerometers, were used to study the vibration of a drying machine via a shaker and within operational conditions. The accelerometers and Simcenter SCADAS were synchronized with the recorded image captured by the i-SPEED 513 Series.
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| Vibration Analysis: High-speed stereo DIC on a helicopter blade |
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Learn how two i-SPEED 727 high-speed cameras and MatchID DIC software were used to study operational deflection shapes on a helicopter blade. The ultra-high-speed performance of the i-SPEED 727 cameras with very low noise floor and seamless synchronization with data acquisition systems allowed for an effortless way of measuring data.
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| Vibration Analysis: High-speed stereo DIC on car door slamming |
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Understand operational deflection shapes, structural resonances and damping of a car door. This application note describes how two i-SPEED 513 high-speed cameras were used with MatchID DIC software to study two vibration testing procedures for a car door: mechanical shaker and manual human slam.
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| Things to Consider When Purchasing a High-Speed Camera |
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iX Cameras
Summary
Learn how two i-SPEED 727 high-speed cameras and MatchID DIC software were used to study operational deflection shapes on a helicopter blade. The ultra-high-speed performance of the i-SPEED 727 cameras with very low noise floor and seamless synchronization with data acquisition systems allowed for an effortless way of measuring data.
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| On the Wingbeat Frequencies of Southern Californian Hummingbirds |
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Roy Dunn
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Hummingbirds (Trochilidae) have the fastest metabolism, are the smallest in the bird world, can fly backwards, and can hover without a headwind. While some evaluations of wingbeat frequencies have been performed, few have concentrated on species which commonly occur in Southern California.
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