Environmental Testing Part 2: Test Method Test Fh: Broadband Random Vibration and Guidelines (English Version)
GB/T 2423.56-2023, as an important part of the environmental test series of standards, is equivalent to the IEC 60068-2-64:2019 international standard, which specifies the methods and requirements for broadband random vibration tests. This standard is applicable to evaluating the ability of samples to resist random vibration dynamic loads in transportation or working environments, mainly for electrical and electronic products, and can be extended to other industrial fields.
Parameter Type | Option Range | Typical Value Example |
---|---|---|
Frequency Range(f1-f2) | 1-5000Hz | 10-2000Hz |
RMS Acceleration | 1-280 m/s² | 50 m/s² |
Test Duration | 1min-24h | 2 hours |
Application case:A certain on-board electronic equipment uses a frequency range of 20-2000Hz and a root mean square value of 35 m/s² to simulate the random vibration environment of the vehicle during driving. The test lasts for 4 hours.
The vibration system must meet the following requirements:
The vibration table should be selected to match the sample mass and frequency characteristics, and the controller must have a resolution of at least 200 spectral lines.
Main updates compared to the 2018 version:
The standard reflects the development trend from traditional Gaussian vibration to more complex vibration environment simulation, especially for high peak impact phenomena in fields such as transportation.
1. Fixture design: Modal analysis should be performed to ensure that the first-order resonance frequency is higher than twice the upper limit frequency of the test
2. Parameter verification: Vibration response check should be performed before and after the test (sweep rate 1 oct/min is recommended)
3. Data recording: Save the original time domain data for non-Gaussian analysis
4. Safety protection: Large mass samples need to monitor lateral movement to prevent overturning
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