BS ISO 16063-13:2001:2002 Edition
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Methods for the calibration of vibration and shock transducers – Primary shock calibration using laser interferometry
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2002 | 32 |
This part of ISO 16063 specifies the instrumentation and procedure to be used for primary shock calibration of rectilinear accelerometers, using laser interferometry to sense the time-dependent displacement during the shock. The method is applicable in a shock pulse duration range 0,05 ms to 10 ms and a range of peak values of 102 m/s2 to 105 m/s2 (pulse-duration dependent). The method allows the shock sensitivity to be obtained.
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3 | Methods for the calibration of vibration and shock transducers�— |
5 | Contents Page |
6 | Foreword |
7 | Introduction |
9 | Methods for the calibration of vibration and shock transducers�— 1��� Scope 2��� Normative references 3��� Uncertainty of measurement |
10 | 4��� Requirements for apparatus 4.1��� General 4.2��� Shock machine based on rigid body motion of an anvil 4.3��� Shock machine based on wave propagation inside a long thin bar |
12 | 4.4��� Seismic block(s) for shock machine and laser interferometer 4.5��� Laser 4.6��� Interferometer |
15 | 4.7��� Oscilloscope 4.8��� Waveform recorder with computer interface 4.9��� Computer with data-processing program 4.10��� Filters 4.11��� Other requirements |
16 | 5��� Ambient conditions 6��� Preferred accelerations and pulse durations 7��� Method 7.1��� Test procedure |
17 | 7.2��� Data acquisition 7.3��� Data processing 7.3.1��� General |
18 | 7.3.2��� Calculation of shock sensitivity, version without DFT |
20 | 7.3.3��� Calculation of shock sensitivity, version with DFT of the velocity values 7.3.4��� Calculation of shock sensitivity, version with DFT of the displacement values |
21 | 8��� Reporting the calibration results |
22 | Expression of uncertainty of measurement in calibration A.1��� Calculation of the expanded uncertainty, |
23 | A.2��� Calculation of the expanded uncertainty, |
24 | Explanation of the procedures B.1��� General |
26 | B.2��� Discrete-time low-pass filtering method |
27 | B.3��� Differentiation method B.4��� Alternative differentiation method |
28 | Alternative method of calculation of magnitude and phase shift of the complex sensitivity |
30 | Bibliography |