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Acceleration Pickup Frequently Asked Questions

Question number FAQ-1382

To convert the voltage signal from the acceleration pickup into speed and displacement.

I would like to derive velocity and displacement from acceleration data that has been analyzed through frequency analysis. If there is an easy method to do this, please let me know.

If the frequency f and the acceleration amplitude A are known, the velocity amplitude V and the displacement amplitude X can be calculated using the following formulas.

A (m/s2)

V = A ÷(2πf) (m/s)X = V ÷(2πf) (m)

In the acceleration voltage waveform, conversion cannot be performed because 'f' is unknown.

Is there a method to observe acceleration waveforms recorded in data recorders as velocity and displacement waveforms?

There is a method to obtain velocity V and displacement X through an analog integrator.

Charge shape acceleration pickup NP-2000 series → CH-1200 type charge amplifier
Amplifier built-in type acceleration pickup NP-3000 series → PS-1300 type amplifier

is available for your use.

Last updated: 2002-08-19