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De-Trending Techniques: Methods for Cleaning Questionable Shock Data

Abstract

Not all zero shifted acceleration data can De-trended using this technique. DC shifts, improper AC coupling, Circuit noise/EMI/EMR, Equivalent RC circuit gain response/Circuit saturation(Slew Rate Limited), fixture grounding and wiring losses can all contribute to bad shock data being recorded. Some data that is zero-shifted or exhibit large instantaneous velocity shifts is inherently bad and a retest is warranted. Clean Acceleration-Time history data can be bad upon examining the Velocity & Displacement profiles. Laser Vibrometers provide a high level of accuracy for pyrotechnic shock testing. Engineering judgment and experience will determine the validity of Shock data.

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Grillo, Vincent J.. 2010-06-07. De-Trending Techniques: Methods for Cleaning Questionable Shock Data. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20110001424

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