What is Random Vibration Testing?
dashboard vibration of a vehicle traveling on Chicago Drive near Hudsonville, MI. Note that the vibrations are by no means repeti-tive. So there is an important need for tests that are not repetitive or predictable. Random vibration testing accomplishes this. Random vs. Sine. Sinusoidal vibration …
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