Below are general answers on typical components of a vibration meter from the list of GAO Tek’s vibration meters. To facilitate our customers to select our products, we have further classified our vibration meter by their features: handheld, high frequency, high precision, industrial, low frequency, velocity, accelerometer, data logging, and wireless.

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Electronic Components:

  • Accelerometer: GAO Tek’s sensor detects vibrations and converts them into electrical signals.
  • Signal Conditioning Circuitry: Amplifies and filters the signals from the accelerometer for accurate measurement.
  • Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC): Our ADC converts analog signals from the accelerometer into digital data for processing.
  • Microcontroller or Processor: We manages data acquisition, processing, and communication with software.
  • Memory: Our component stores collected vibration data for analysis and retrieval.
  • Power Supply: Provides necessary power to all components.

Software Components:

  • Data Acquisition Software: Our software interfaces with the hardware to collect vibration data.
  • Signal Processing Algorithms: Analyze the collected data to extract useful information such as frequency, amplitude, and time domain characteristics.
  • User Interface (UI): GAO Tek UI allows users to interact with the vibration meter, view data, and configure settings.
  • Data Analysis Tools: We provide capabilities for in-depth analysis and visualization of vibration data.
  • Communication Protocols: We enable data transfer between the vibration meter and external devices or software for further analysis or storage.

Mechanical Components:

  • Housing: We encase and protects the electronic components from environmental factors.
  • Mounting Mechanisms: Our component securely attaches the vibration meter to the structure being monitored.
  • Cables and Connectors: Transmit signals between the accelerometer and the rest of the system.
  • Damping Elements: We minimize the effects of external vibrations on the accuracy of measurements.
  • Display (optional): Some GAO Tek vibration meters feature built-in displays for real-time monitoring and analysis.