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wpl_5_impact.pdf

wpl_5_impact.pdf

en-US I m p a c t a nd D r op T e s t i ng en-US With I C P en-US ® en-
Impact and Drop Testing

Impact and Drop Testing

with ICP® Force Sensors
PCB AS9100 Certificate

PCB AS9100 Certificate

PCB AS9100 certificate for both Depew, NY and Halifax, NC.
PCB ISO9001 Certificate for Depew and Halifax facilities

PCB ISO9001 Certificate for Depew and Halifax facilities

PCB ISO9001 Certificate for Depew and Halifax facilities. Quality Management System ISO 9001:2015
pd129-quality-survey.pdf

pd129-quality-survey.pdf

QUALITY SUP P L IER SEL F SU RVEY - P D 1 2 9 REV NR 0 4 / 1 2 / 2 0 2 4 T
Supplier Links | PCB Piezotronics

Supplier Links | PCB Piezotronics

PCB Piezotronics prides itself in our full in-house manufacturing capabilities.
pd128-general-survey.pdf

pd128-general-survey.pdf

GEN ERAL SU P P L IER SEL F SU RVEY - P D 1 2 8 REV A 0 5 / 1 6 / 2 0 2
pd111-counterfeit-parts-prevention-questionnaire.pdf

pd111-counterfeit-parts-prevention-questionnaire.pdf

COUN TE RFEIT P ARTS QUESTION N AI RE - P D 1 1 1 REV B 0 4 / 1 2 / 2 0 2 4
tn-11-0904_calculating_rise_time.pdf

tn-11-0904_calculating_rise_time.pdf

en-US W r i t t en B y en-US en-US P a tr i ck L . W a l t e r , Ph . D en
tn-11-0904_calculating_rise_time.pdf

tn-11-0904_calculating_rise_time.pdf

en-US W r i t t en B y en-US en-US P a tr i ck L . W a l t e r , Ph . D en
tn-12-0714_air_blast_lowresv2.pdf

tn-12-0714_air_blast_lowresv2.pdf

en-US W r i t t en B y en-US en-US P a tr i ck L . W a l t e r , Ph . D .
tn-13-1104_air_blast_part_2.pdf

tn-13-1104_air_blast_part_2.pdf

en-US I n t r o d u c t i o n t o A i r B l a s t en-US M e a s u r e m
tn-12-0714_air_blast_lowresv2.pdf

tn-12-0714_air_blast_lowresv2.pdf

en-US W r i t t en B y en-US en-US P a tr i ck L . W a l t e r , Ph . D .
tn-13-1104_air_blast_part_2.pdf

tn-13-1104_air_blast_part_2.pdf

en-US I n t r o d u c t i o n t o A i r B l a s t en-US M e a s u r e m
tm-ac-377a06_lowres.pdf

tm-ac-377a06_lowres.pdf

en-US 1/2” High Frequency and High Amplitude en-US Prepolarized Microphone en-US Model 37
Shock and Blast Measurement - Rise Time Capability of Measurement Systems?

Shock and Blast Measurement - Rise Time Capability of Measurement Systems?

Shock and blast loading of structures is characterized by a very rapid deposition of energy. When acquiring acceleration or pressure measurements from transducers mounted on test structures, it is often desired to quantify the rate (rise time) of this loading, the relative timing between loading and/or structural response events, or both. Regardless of which, it is important that we select transducers with adequate rise times to acquire these m
Air Blast and the Science of Dynamic Pressure Measurements

Air Blast and the Science of Dynamic Pressure Measurements

, NY 14043 Fort W orth, TX 76129 action of blast waves with a solid object can result in reflec- tions from the object or cause the waves to reflect from, as well as diffract around the object. Figure 3 shows the reflection of strong shock waves from a reflective surface. I 1 , I 2 , and
Introduction to Air Blast Measurements - Part II: Interfacing the Transducer

Introduction to Air Blast Measurements - Part II: Interfacing the Transducer

Introduction to Air Blast Measurements - Part II: Interfacing the Transducer
tn-15-0205_dynamic_pressure_calibration.pdf

tn-15-0205_dynamic_pressure_calibration.pdf

en-US W r i t t en B y en-US en-US J i m L a l l y , C o - fo u nde r P C
tn-15-0205_dynamic_pressure_calibration.pdf

tn-15-0205_dynamic_pressure_calibration.pdf

en-US W r i t t en B y en-US en-US J i m L a l l y , C o - fo u nde r P C
tn-18_1005_lowres.pdf

tn-18_1005_lowres.pdf

en-US I n t r o d u c t i o n t o A i r B l a s t en-US M e a s u r e m
tn-20_vib_1005.pdf

tn-20_vib_1005.pdf

en-US D a t a V a l i d a t i on : en-US en-US A P r e r e q u i s
tn-18_1005_lowres.pdf

tn-18_1005_lowres.pdf

en-US I n t r o d u c t i o n t o A i r B l a s t en-US M e a s u r e m
Dynamic Pressure Calibration

Dynamic Pressure Calibration

Background: In the late 1950’s and 1960’s, with the advent of the aerospace era and advanced weapons development, came the requirement for high-frequency pressure sensors to make shock wave, blast, rocket combustion instability, and ballistic measurements. Piezoelectric sensors at that time had limited frequency response, and were mainly used for acoustic and engine combustion applications.
Introduction to Air Blast Measurements Part III: Guaranteeing that Validated Pressure Measurements are Acquired

Introduction to Air Blast Measurements Part III: Guaranteeing that Validated Pressure Measurements are Acquired

Introduction to Air Blast Measurements Part III: Guaranteeing that Validated Pressure Measurements are Acquired
Data Validation: A Prerequisite to Performing Data Uncertainty Analysis

Data Validation: A Prerequisite to Performing Data Uncertainty Analysis

, NY 14043 Fort W orth, TX 76129 Abstract There are increasing demands, particularly from government agencies, to perform uncertainty analysis in order to assign accuracy bounds to telemetered data from environmental measuring transducers (pressure, acceleration, force, strain, temperatu
tn-17_vib-0805.pdf

tn-17_vib-0805.pdf

en-US W r i t t en B y en-US en-US J i m L a l l y , P C B Pi e z o tr o
tn-24_mechshock.pdf

tn-24_mechshock.pdf

en-US W r i t t en B y en-US en-US P a tr i ck L . W a l t e r , Ph . D .
bas006.pdf

bas006.pdf

RE V ER B ER A T I O N T I M E M E A S U RE M E N T S T h e B A S 0
tn-17_vib-0805.pdf

tn-17_vib-0805.pdf

en-US W r i t t en B y en-US en-US J i m L a l l y , P C B Pi e z o tr o
tn-24_mechshock.pdf

tn-24_mechshock.pdf

en-US W r i t t en B y en-US en-US P a tr i ck L . W a l t e r , Ph . D .
Impulsive Noise Source

Impulsive Noise Source

Impulsive Noise Source
Accelerometer Selection Considerations Charge and ICP® Integrated Circuit Piezoelectric

Accelerometer Selection Considerations Charge and ICP® Integrated Circuit Piezoelectric

Introduction: This paper will review sensor selection considerations involving two general types of piezoelectric sensors. High impedance, charge output(PE) type and ICP® with a characteristic low impedance output. In addition to sensor electrical and physical characteristics, several factors play a role in the selection of an accelerometer for a specific application. These factors include environmental, operational, channel count and system compatibility.
Selecting Accelerometers for and Assessing Data from Mechanical Shock Measurements

Selecting Accelerometers for and Assessing Data from Mechanical Shock Measurements

Selecting Accelerometers for and Assessing Data from Mechanical Shock Measurements
depew-ny-a2la-certificate.pdf

depew-ny-a2la-certificate.pdf

( A 2L A C e r t . N o. 1862. 01 ) 03/ 18 / 2023 P ag e 1 of
tm-ac-378a06_lowres.pdf

tm-ac-378a06_lowres.pdf

en-US 1 8 0 0 8 2 8 8 8 4 0 | p c b . c o m en-US MODEL en-US 378A06 en-US 1
tm-ac-130a24_lowres.pdf

tm-ac-130a24_lowres.pdf

en-US p c b . c o m | 1 8 0 0 8 2 8 8 8 4 0 en-US en-US Q en-US W a t er
wpl_36_acoustic_methods_calibration_pcb.pdf

wpl_36_acoustic_methods_calibration_pcb.pdf

en-US W r i t t en B y en-US en-US Ch a d W a lb e r en en-US C ar m i
tm-ac-130a24_lowres.pdf

tm-ac-130a24_lowres.pdf

en-US p c b . c o m | 1 8 0 0 8 2 8 8 8 4 0 en-US en-US Q en-US W a t er
tm-ac-378a06_lowres.pdf

tm-ac-378a06_lowres.pdf

en-US 1 8 0 0 8 2 8 8 8 4 0 | p c b . c o m en-US MODEL en-US 378A06 en-US 1
½" High Frequency and High Amplitude Prepolarized Microphone

½" High Frequency and High Amplitude Prepolarized Microphone

Model 377A06 is free-field prepolarized microphone recommended for applications where a wide range of frequencies or higher amplitudes are required in a 1/2” package
½" Water and Dust Resistant Prepolarized Array Mic and Preamp

½" Water and Dust Resistant Prepolarized Array Mic and Preamp

Model 130A24 is a free-field prepolarized array microphone and preamplifier system recommended for harsh applications and environments
Acoustic Methods of Microphone Calibration

Acoustic Methods of Microphone Calibration

3425, 14043 Depew NY, USA e-mail: csalzano@pcb.com Microphone sensitivi ty is used by engineers as an indication of microphone health. Tracking sensitivity over time is typically the best indication of microphone stability. Unfortunately, eng
tn-14_bfd_682a05_white_paper.pdf

tn-14_bfd_682a05_white_paper.pdf

en-US W r i t t en B y en-US en-US J am e s R o b i nso n en-US en-US Mi
The Model 682A05 Bearing Fault Detector

The Model 682A05 Bearing Fault Detector

NY 14043 US A Knoxvi l l e , T N 37932 US A Ann Arbor, M I 48105 US A U nde r L ubr i c a t e d R un 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 Ti m e ( 1000 U n i t s = 33. 3 h r s
wpl_32__high_temp_accels_whitepaper.pdf

wpl_32__high_temp_accels_whitepaper.pdf

en-US W r i t t en B y en en-US B o b M e t z , D i r e c t o r , A e r
wpl_60_pyroshock.pdf

wpl_60_pyroshock.pdf

en-US W r i t t en B y en en-US A n t h o n y A g n e l lo & R o b e r
Design and Selection Criteria of High Temperature Accelerometers for Aerospace Propulsion

Design and Selection Criteria of High Temperature Accelerometers for Aerospace Propulsion

Design and Selection Criteria of High Temperature Accelerometers for Aerospace Propulsion
EVALUATION OF ACCELEROMETERS FOR PYROSHOCK PERFORMANCE IN A HARSH FIELD ENVIRONMENT

EVALUATION OF ACCELEROMETERS FOR PYROSHOCK PERFORMANCE IN A HARSH FIELD ENVIRONMENT

EVALUATION OF ACCELEROMETERS FOR PYROSHOCK PERFORMANCE IN A HARSH FIELD ENVIRONMENT
testandmeasurementcatalog.pdf

testandmeasurementcatalog.pdf

en-US T E S T & ME A S U R E ME N T en-US S E N S ORS A N D en-US
Test & Measurement Sensors & Instrumentation

Test & Measurement Sensors & Instrumentation

Acceleration & Vibration, Acoustics, Pressure, Force, Load, Strain, Shock, & Torque