Do the good people at Casio ever sleep? Evidence suggests they do not. The Japanese watch giant produces a seemingly endless ...
Dynamic vibration measurements are critical in many applications, from military to automotive/trucks and machinery, as well as critical manufacturing sites, such as semiconductor wafer fabrication ...
The continuous development of smartphones has garnered considered research attention owing to the possibility of its use in different engineering applications. MEMS accelerometers available on ...
Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies, an Amphenol company and a pioneer in industrial vibration monitoring, has released the 883M digital triaxial accelerometer and temperature sensor. Wilcoxon’s first ...
Abstract: Non-gyro inertial measurement unit (NGIMU) uses only accelerometers replacing gyroscopes to compute the motion of a moving body. A new nine-accelerometer configuration of NGIMU is presented, ...
Accelerometers are deceptively simple-looking devices but are complex electromechanical systems. But there are numerous mechanical, environmental, electronic, and application-related factors to ...
On the smallest scales, our universe gets weird. Particles act like billiard balls or waves on water, depending how you probe them. Properties can't be measured simultaneously or tend to smear ...
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