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Vibration Sensing Technology Chapter 2 On a high-speed packaging line, minor roller- bearing wear in a motor goes unnoticed amid factory noise. However, an Analog Devices ADXL382 accelerometer—designed specifically for precise, low-noise vibration detection— picks up subtle shifts in vibration frequency. By alerting maintenance early, the sensor allows for a planned replacement during routine downtime, preventing a minor issue from escalating into a major breakdown and ensuring the line continues to run smoothly. Vibration analysis has become a key tool for identifying and addressing mechanical issues and faults. Maintenance teams can detect potential problems early by accurately measuring and interpreting vibration signals, which helps prevent costly downtime and extends equipment lifespan. Modern accelerometers play a crucial role in collecting high-quality vibration data, featuring key characteristics that enable effective fault detection. 6 Engineering Reliable Industrial Automation With Sensor Fusion

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