The structural dynamics and analysis topics are an important part of
the engineering undergraduate and graduate curriculum in various
engineering disciplines.
Hands-on experiments, such as Quanser shake
tables and smart structures seem to be particularly effective for
teaching these topics, offering students a valuable extension of highly
theoretical courses. Precise, robust, and flexible, they also meet the
needs of researchers for reliable, low maintenance and cost-effective
devices.
Join the webinar "
Earthquake Simulation and Analysis with the Quanser Shake Table II" on Wednesday, March 19, 2 pm EDT and learn from Quanser engineers about the most
popular of the shake tables product line, the
Shake Table II, developed
in cooperation with the University Consortium on Instructional Shake
Tables (
UCIST). The webinar will introduce you to:
- Solution overview - Shake Table II hardware, peripherals, and PC software options
- Running the experiments using the Shake Table II Software
- Running the experiments through the Quanser's QUARC Rapid Control Prototyping software
- Simulating earthquakes using the PEER Strong Motion Database data
- One-Floor Active Mass Damper (AMD-1)
- Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) of the structure acceleration data
- Other shake table offerings: Shake Table I-40 and the XY Shake Table III
Seats are limited - register today!
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