VibrationVIEW Software Package
Sine
Random
Shock
Fatigue Damage Spectrum
Transient Capture
Kurtosion
RecorderVIEW
Field Data Replication (FDR)
Report Builder
Fulfill Packaging Test Specifications
Generate test profiles or enter specifications with ease. The VibrationVIEW interface is intuitive and user-friendly, and the software is industry-leading. Access standard vibration testing modes built for ease of use and advanced features you won’t find anywhere else.
Trusted Systems
Fulfill sine, random, and shock test requirements with a complete Vibration Research (VR) control system, including a controller, a shaker, and the necessary software.
- Up to 512 channels for measurement and control
- Multi-channel control (average, extremal)
- Single-axis or multi-loop configurations
- Optimized for Windows 11 and future updates
Already have a shaker?
VR shaker controllers are compatable with any shaker type, including servo-hydraulic and electrodynamic shakers.
Mix & Match Controllers with Shakers
Control modules can be used independently on separate shakers or linked into a single stack for jobs requiring a higher channel count (up to 512 channels total).
This cost-effective solution creates substantial savings for our customers.
Packaging Companies Using VR Products
Industry Test Specifications
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ISTA 6-Amazon
Amazon Packaging Support and Supplier Network (APASS) certified labs are approved to perform ISTA 6-Amazon tests and provide certification. Independent testing labs can participate in vendor certification and create new revenue streams.
- ISTA 6-Amazon-Over Box
- ISTA 6-Amazon-SIOC
ISTA & ASTM Specifications
New test profiles are continually updated in the VibrationVIEW software. Find test profiles such as ASTM, ISTA, and MIL-STD-810H in the navigator screen at startup.
Drop Shock Testing
Test a packaged item’s capability to survive a drop, hit, impact, fall, or any other source of transient vibration that may occur in transit. More on drop shock testing.
Transient Capture
Record a transient waveform during data acquisition to use in post-processing. Define the triggering and data capture settings pre-test and allow the software to handle the rest. Use the captured waveform(s) alongside the acquired data or for analysis with the shock response spectrum (SRS).
Copy > Paste in Excel & Word
Copy and paste vibration test profiles and graphs between VibrationVIEW and Microsoft Word/Excel. This feature is especially useful when sharing test profiles, entering customer data, or using lengthy test profiles.
Customizable & Automated Reporting
With VibrationVIEW’s custom reporting options, you can define the included parameters to adhere to test standards or customer requests. Add other details such as data vectors, graphs, screen images, test notes, and company branding.
Create Profiles from Field Data
Vibration Research offers several test development methods to replicate the original environment of a product using recorded data. The result is a test profile that closely reflects—or is the equivalent to—the field environment.
RANDOM TEST GENERATION
Process multiple field-recorded data files with the fatigue damage spectrum (FDS) to create an accelerated random vibration test control profile.
FIELD DATA REPLICATION
Reproduce recorded field acceleration measurements on a shaker. The software performs an iterative time-history playback to replicate waveforms.
SINE TRACKING, ANALYSIS AND GENERATION (STAG)
Generate an accurate representation of an environment with dominant sinusoidal vibration and background random vibration, such as an engine environment.
FedEx Package Shipping Case Study
In the following study, VR outlines a process for establishing a valid and meaningful comparison between real-world data and an industry-standard test specification.
Recorded time-history files from a commercially shipped package were used to develop a fatigue damage spectrum (FDS). Using the FDS software, a test profile was created to replicate a product lifetime of damage. The FDS and test profile were compared with similar files generated from the ISTA 3 industry-standard test specification.