Nowadays, the demand of consumers and professionals drives the design complexity of cars, airplanes, ships, and other mechanical equipment. An essential aspect of product design is sound and vibration engineering. Because of its many technical challenges, this aspect is usually performed in the latest stage of product development. This leads to iterative design cycles, involving many physical prototypes, which can become costly and time-consuming. In other words: product managers and engineers need a new game plan!
The following video is a dive into our methodology.
The VIBES Methodology allows engineers to couple measured FRFs with simulated FRFs. Engineers can use powerful hybrid modeling and simulation strategies with significant improvement in sound quality and vibration prediction of complex products. Late-phase sound and vibration troubleshooting are avoided, fewer iterative design cycles are needed, saving time and resources. All in all, making reliable full-vehicle models available earlier in the development process. VIBES is the expert in the modular characterization of sound & vibration for automotive and high-tech industries. We are leading experts in:
The VIBES Methodology combines all technologies mentioned above and with it, VIBES’ engineers are improving the reliability, time-efficiency, and cost-effectiveness of sound & vibration R&D.
VIBES has a modular approach towards sound & vibration design. This allows a clear separation of responsibilities and reduces the number of measurements required.
Using the VIBES Methodology, a modular way of working, engineers obtain modular descriptions of individual components, with Blocked Forces being the independent quantities describing the active vibrations of the source.
We proved the success of the VIBES Methodology in projects for several major players in industry and we are now leading experts in applying component-based TPA and Blocked Force technology.
Right now, the industry is also picking up on these trends. With smart sensor data fusion (which is done in real-time in DIRAC), typical drawbacks as directional errors in impact hammer testing or the application of forces at connection points are efficiently dealt with – with the added benefit that the engineer gets real-time insight into the measurement quality too.
We are excited to see that our enthusiasm for the continuous development and implementation of modern TPA methods is shared and appreciated across the industry. VIBES has built a professional team of dedicated experts and researchers, working together with leading partners in the industry to build the right tools and knowledge that help our clients win in competitive markets.
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