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How vibration acceleration signals are converted into velocity and displacement signals through a program

2018-08-27View Original

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This post was last edited by Catalyzing a Grain on 2018-8-27 at 14:47. I want to build a vibration sensor of my own that can monitor the dynamics of equipment in real time. I have purchased an acceleration-based vibration sensor, and I would like to ask the experts whether there are any existing programs that can convert vibration signals into velocity and displacement signals. I am extremely grateful. 18640015368, add on WeChat. It’s paid! ! Thank you!
Reply #22018-08-27
Integrating acceleration gives velocity, and integrating velocity gives displacement
Reply #32018-08-27
Yes, I understood that after learning about it, but how can it be implemented through a program? Please advise
Reply #42018-08-28
It is recommended to consult the vibration sensor manufacturer, as they certainly have mature solutions available
Reply #52018-08-29
Calculate the average over a period of time, then multiply it by that time.

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