Course promises to make frequency analysis simple

A new course from Bruel and Kjaer/Endevco in October 2003 promises to unravel the intricacies of noise and vibration frequency analysis for any novices, or those looking to refresh their knowledge

A new course from Bruel and Kjaer/Endevco promises to unravel the intricacies of noise and vibration frequency analysis for any novices or those simply looking to refresh their knowledge.

The course takes place on 23 and 24 October 2003 at the Bruel and Kjaer training centre in Stevenage.

The course is ideal for anyone working in industry, development, research, education or consultancy that uses a spectrum analyser for understanding noise and vibration applications.

The two-day course will take delegates through the basics of frequency analysis during a number of easy-to-understand presentations interspersed with a variety of practical demonstrations.

Topics addressed during the course include: How to interpret a noise and vibration spectrum; The difference between FFT analysis and Real-Time Third-Octave analysis; How to set up your FFT analyser to produce reliable, repeatable measurements; An explanation of what are Harmonics, Orders and Partials; How to combine spectrum analysis with other smart measurement techniques.

Spectrum analyser users are encouraged by the course organisers to share their experiences and seek answers to their application questions.

The course allows users to gain Continuing Professional Development points.

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