Paper: Frequency Inspection of Brake System Components

On August 20, 2019, Posted by

Conference 37th Annual Brake Colloquium & Exhibition September 22-25 – Orlando, FL Session Details Testing and Measurement Technical Presentations Session Presentation on September 24, 2019 @ 3:40 pm in Coquina Ballroom South Abstract Frequency inspection has long been a tool utilized by manufacturers of brake system components as a means…

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Noise and Vibration Quality Inspection Test Seminars

On December 22, 2018, Posted by

Did you miss out on our Noise and Vibration Quality Inspection Test seminars last year? Well, you’re in luck! We’re putting our 2019 schedule together and we’re inviting you to help. If you have a location to recommend, we’d love to hear about it – contact Neil Coleman.

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Hooked on Vibration

On November 13, 2017, Posted by

Signalysis Sr. Applications Engineer, Bob Coleman was featured in a recent issue of Sound & Vibration magazine. Read it here.

Bob has also authored a book “Experimental Structural Dynamics: An Introduction to Experimental Methods of Characterizing Vibrating Structures”. We’re making copies of the book available to you while they last.  Go here to request a copy.

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Brake Rotor Testing

On August 24, 2016, Posted by

Brake Rotor Testing
Resonance Frequencies of Brake Rotors have always been a known contributor to brake noise and premature wear of brake pads and shoes.  This presentation discusses: Brake Rotor Modes, Modal Characteristics, Vibration Excitation Methods, FRF 3 Modes of Vibration, Vibration Response Measurements, Brake Rotor Resonance Frequency, Automated Impactors and Contact vs Non-Contact Sensors.

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Noise, Vibration & Harshness

On July 13, 2016, Posted by

Signalysis was featured in a recent NVH article written by Desktop Engineering Magazine.  Here is an excerpt from Neil Coleman:

 “The application will typically define the hardware and software requirements for a NVH test. Normally, you cannot mix and match analysis software with data acquisition hardware. However, there are a few companies that do offer cross platform support. Most companies will normally adopt a vendor’s technology based on functionality, channel count, technical capabilities and of course the cost,” says Neil Coleman, president and CEO of Signalysis.

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