Master Successful Shock Measurements: Reduce Retest Risk

When accuracy is non-negotiable, you need methods backed by decades of industry experience. Join PCB for an exclusive three-day training, "Measuring Mechanical & Pyroshock," guided by the "Noisy Data" expert Dr. Ted Diehl. Dive into more than just lectures—experience hands-on case studies and collaborative problem-solving with PCB specialists. It is offered once a year, and seats are limited.

Why attend?

• Practical skills: Learn industry best practices for sensor selection, cabling considerations, DAQ setup, filtering and other signal processing, and SRS analysis — all supported by numerous practical examples, giving you the knowledge that you can apply in your lab
• Direct access to an industry expert: Bring your real project questions to Dr. Ted Diehl and get practical troubleshooting guidance tailored to your test scenarios
• Interactive Beam Shock Live Testing Experience: Join an instructor-led two-loop demo: watch flawed measurements, see corrective setup changes, and compare before-and-after results. Participate in live analysis and discussion to sharpen your measurement judgment
• Proven results: Learn the methods used by engineers in environmental test labs to improve test efficiency, minimize retest cycles, and support testing standards such as MIL-STD-810
• Better learning experience: Benefit from interactive lectures led by a practicing engineer with over 30 years of experience, enjoy group dinners for entertainment and discussion with peers, and join a guided tour of the PCB main facility to see manufacturing and test operations in action

Who is it for?

This training is designed for test personnel and their managers; design and analysis staff who use test measurements for model, component, and full-scale system verification; calibration laboratory staff; data reduction personnel; and, more generally, anyone whose work depends on the output from accelerometers for the measurement of severe mechanical shock and pyroshock.

For questions about accessibility, to request accommodations, or for any other inquiries, contact Narmina Kiamos at nkiamos@pcb.com or (716) 684-0002 ext. 102047.