Wire-Free Standalone Accelerometers

Replace the Need for a Full DAQ System with Standalone Wire-Free Accelerometers

Whether in the field or in the lab, engineers need robust wireless accelerometers that can quickly and easily characterize a testing environment with accurate shock or vibration data they can trust. The following software analysis packages, case studies, blog posts and webinars are designed to help. Our products selector guide at the bottom of the page may help to narrow the options for the optimal vibration sensor for your application.

SOFTWARE

Customizable Analysis Software

Open Source Libraries

Use the adaptability of Python to leverage enDAQ's easy-to-use advance signal processing functions libraries, while retaining the ability to specify your own unique analysis reporting requirements.

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enDAQ Cloud

Upload your shock, vibration and environmental data directly to the cloud (no gateway required) to generate custom reports and dashboards from your enDAQ Sensor for Live Monitoring & Alerts

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Custom Software Services

Let enDAQ customize our existing software for your specific needs. No coding experience required; with the click of a button your software will deliver actionable reports using our open source libraries.

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Standard Analysis Software

Completely self-contained software application - no drivers or installation needed

Configures enDAQ sensors
View multiple sensor channels concurrently
Quick Snapshot of data from enDAQ sensors
Batch file conversion

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Harness the power of MATLAB without a MATLAB License

Generating plots/images for reports
Digital filtering & smoothing
Detailed signal analysis
Import .IDE data files and convert to .MAT

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Signal Analysis & Structural Dynamics Software

Over 100 analysis functions
Import any data set
Export analysis output
Signal analysis & structural dynamics

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Compare all software packages on our enDAQ Software page >>

CASE STUDIES

Customer Stories Demonstrating How to Acquire, Analyze and Act

Using enDAQ Sensors to Investigate Motorcycle Impact into a Vehicle
Determining Bicycle Braking Performance with enDAQ Sensors
Large Scale Condition Monitoring for F-18 Readiness and Safety
How the enDAQ Vibration Data Logger Helped The US Navy to Quickly Isolate a Vibration Issue - Saving Time And Money

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BLOG POSTS

Blog Posts on Wire-Free Standalone Accelerometers

Accelerometer Specifications: Deciphering an Accelerometer's Datasheet	Read Post
Accelerometers: Taking the Guesswork out of Accelerometer Selection	Read Post
Piezoelectric Accelerometers: Mysteries On How They Work... Revealed!	Read Post
Signal Conditioning for Accelerometer-Based Vibration Testing	Read Post
Vibration Measurements: Accelerometer Basics	Read Post
Using Accelerometers to Identify Rock Property in Drill	Read Post

For more posts on shock and vibration data acquisition and analysis, visit our enDAQ blog >>

WEBINARS

On-Demand Webinars on Standalone Accelerometers

enDAQ Cloud New Features: Manual Upload, Processing Summary Metrics, Email Alerts, & Tags	Watch Webinar enDAQ Cloud: New Features including Manual Upload
enDAQ Cloud & W8 Wi-Fi Series: Overview	Watch Webinar enDAQ Cloud & W8 Wi-Fi Series Overview
5-Minute Crash Course in Shock Analysis	Watch Webinar 5-Minute Crash Course in Shock Analysis
Shock & Vibration Testing Overview (Download PDF Handbook) Almost There!	Watch Webinar Shock & Vibration Testing Overview
Analyzing Vibration Examples with Free Software Toolbox	Watch Webinar Analyzing Vibration Examples with Free Software Toolbox

Check out our on-demand shock and vibration webinars and sign up to be notified about upcoming live webinars on our enDAQ webinars page >>

PRODUCTS

enDAQ Wire-Free Shock & Vibration Accelerometer Products

enDAQ's wireless devices include two embedded accelerometers offering a wide, dynamic range to capture low amplitude vibration with high resolution, while also allowing for the ability to capture shock events up to 2,000g. enDAQ sensors include;

2 embedded accelerometers with a wide dynamic range to capture low amplitude vibration with high resolution (0.0001g)
The ability to capture shock events up to 2,000g
Fast sample rates - up to 20,000 Hz
Ability to upload raw data to the enDAQ Cloud
Additional environmental sensors, including: gyroscope, temperature, pressure, humidity, light, microphone, and GPS

Accelerometer types include options for piezoelectric and piezoresistive accelerometers, not just the variable capacitive MEMS option available in most loggers. These wireless devices save data locally. Download your data post-test via USB or over Wi-Fi with your W-series sensor.