Most common myths about accelerometers and frequency range

[@KRSK36]

Excellent video. People who work in the areas of condition monitoring, would find this video very useful. Thanks for making such nice videos ADASH.

[@AdashCompany]

Thank you Sunil. We appreciate your feedback.

[@muhammadrizwan1223]

OMG.... What I learned today even not in 8 years of my career. Thanks a lot.

[@saravanankarthikeyan8193]

Stronger basics will make u understand the phenomenon more clear and in depth . Thanks for the effect spent by him to educate us in this topic .

[@dominikwrona9792]

Deep understanding of science and nice portion of knowledge shown in simple way. This is what Adash present from many years. When you take one of Adash data collector you feel well designed product as simple as possible to work with.

[@khyfer8122]

Wonderful and insightful video as always, thank you! Could you provide some literatures on the vibrational analysis in regards to understanding a bit more on what those frequencies represent whilst measuring acceleration? That'd be super! Have a great day.

[@AdashCompany]

We do not have such a literatures which we can publish. We will be surely making more educational videos. But still, we are manufacturer of vibration analysis tools and software. We suggest you to contact some company who provides training of vibration analysis.

[@ClownyRae]

Great video. I found it while I was looking for testing and reliability strategies for EV drive unites.

[@KristiamJosePerezAvila]

Coul you edit the subtitles please? Only put out of interest location, I mean, when you explaining the subtitles is over where you are talking. And I can't see spectrum very well. Thanks, and it is great video!!

[@AdashCompany]

We are not able to edit subtitles. But you can, check the KZbin subtitles options.

[@ahtedfishing9518]

Thank you Sir. Really appreciate this kind of learning video.

[@AdashCompany]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MrT79shakeshake]

Excellent video thanks.

[@AdashCompany]

Thanks Mark. Also thank you for posting this video on www.machineryanalysis.org

[@RustyCas999]

www.machineryanalysis.org is a free and ad-free forum created by experienced vibration analysts, for vibration analysts of all experience levels. Check it out!

[@tahirkamboh147]

Thanks for sharing

[@chintuchintu7419]

thanks a lot...great explanation

[@AdashCompany]

Glad it was helpful!

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[@IcelandDive]

Fantastic, thanks a lot!