vibrometrie
Vibrometry, sometimes rendered as vibrométrie in French and vibrometrie in German, is the measurement of vibrations of objects over time. It characterizes vibration amplitude, frequency, velocity, and phase, and is used to study the dynamic behavior of structures and materials. The field covers both contact and non-contact methods and is important for design validation, testing, and nondestructive evaluation.
Common methods include contact sensors such as accelerometers and velocity sensors that are attached to the
Applications of vibrometry span modal analysis, structural health monitoring, and vibration testing of machinery and components.
Key considerations include optical access, surface reflectivity, and alignment, as non-contact methods depend on a clear