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Ever thought about balancing the technology in your daily life? It's a worthy challenge to take on. Our TMS Team has many fans of the
US National Park System - which has become a highly recommended way to recharge. Often it's where some of our most innovative ideas emerge. If you've not had the chance, perhaps consider a Fall trip. Favorites from our team include
Joshua Tree in CA,
Rocky Mountain in CO,
Canyonlands in UT, and
Shenandoah Valley in VA.
In the meantime, we've made a bite sized video for you on the effect cable motion can have on your measurements - check it out below!
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The Effects of Cable Motion
Have you ever wondered what effect cable motion has on your measurements? In this video, we'll show you the importance of using low noise, high quality cables with charge mode piezoelectric sensors. The demo and resulting measurements are interesting...
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Attending NCSLI in Portland?
The Modal Shop's Calibration Team will be onsite at NCSLI to meet you in person - please stop by to see us! Our team can assist you with any of your vibration, pressure and acoustic calibration related needs. Key show facts are below:
- Where - NCSLI-18 is held at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland, Oregon. The Tutorial and Technical Program run from Saturday, 25-August to Thursday, 30-August.
- When - The Exhibition is open Monday, 27-August through Wednesday, 29-August. Join us from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm on Monday for the welcome reception in the exhibit hall. Opening Hours on Tuesday and Wednesday are 7:30 am to 5:30 pm. The exhibit hall will be open to the public on Wednesday, 29-August from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
- Who - Julie Dwyer, Mike Dillon, and Patrick Timmons from our Calibration Team will be on hand in Booth 402. Feel free to drop by with calibration questions and to find out about new products.
- Tech Session - As part of the Tutorial Program, Patrick Timmons will be speaking on Monday, 27-August from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm about Vibration and Shock Sensor Theory and Calibration in a half-day tutorial on calibration theory, standards, and methodology for dynamic sensors as well as explanations of different sensor types and the operational theories behind them.
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Tip of the Month
ISO 17025 Proficiency Testing
Moving into Quarter 4 of this year, remember that any ISO 17025-accredited providers should have already conducted annual proficiency testing, or should be scheduling it soon.
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Thanks for joining us for another issue of
Dynamic Sensors & Calibration Tips.
As always, please speak up and
let us know what you like. We appreciate all feedback: positive, critical, or otherwise. Take care!
Sincerely,
Aaron Goosman -
Lilian Golan
- Jesse Coy
Julie Dwyer - Mike Dillon -
Patrick Timmons -
Shannon Henize
Calibration Team
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Trade Shows
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Seminars |
August 26 - 30
Portland, OR
ISMA
September 17 - 19
Leuven, Belgium
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August 21 - 22
Bend, OR
September 11 - 13
Depew, NY
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Resources
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