We focused on applications for acoustics, NVH, and vibration analysis. Our engineers working in these fields measure sound and vibration levels to determine whether the engineering redesign or optimization is necessary to meet customer expectations and requirements. The evaluation of sound and vibration, in terms of their impact on the consumer and the surroundings includes not only the objective measurement of noise and vibration, but also the subjective impact. For example, in the automotive industry, this concept may be applied to interior or exterior noise of a car; in the aerospace industry, engineers may perform in-cabin testing or commercial airline flyovers to test ground level noise rating. Engineering specialties in these fields include: Automotive NVH (noise, vibration, and harshness) - the study of unwanted noise and vibration levels including engine, road, wind, electronic seats, brakes, etc. Noise Mapping - the process of externally mapping noise to a particular device under test for the purpose of identifying the major noise sources and determining engineering redesigns. Structural Dynamics and Monitoring - the process of monitoring the vibration and movement of a particular structure.
