Delivering vibration data digitally unlocks seamless integration with control, enterprise, and cloud systems. In this webinar, Wilcoxon’s experts break down how Modbus, OPC UA, and MQTT transmit vibration waveforms, spectra, and metrics, helping you choose the right protocol to scale from targeted monitoring to advanced analytics across your organization.
As industrial monitoring shifts toward digital data, engineers are evaluating how best to integrate vibration data into control and analysis systems. Two leading approaches—digital accelerometers and rugged industrial IEPE accelerometers paired with digital adapters—offer distinct trade-offs in performance, reliability, and environmental suitability. Understanding these differences ensures you select the most reliable and suitable solution for your application.
Discover the key differences between digital vibration sensors and digital adapters - two powerful technologies driving smarter, data-driven maintenance. Learn how each plays a role in capturing rich vibration data, optimizing performance from the plant floor to the cloud.
Industry 4.0 delivers new ways of boosting safety and maintenance regimes, and the related industrial infrastructures make it easy to integrate vibration trending into process monitoring and factory automation. The challenge comes in simplifying analog vibration data for digital protocols without sacrificing full spectrum vibration data that is valuable for machinery fault analysis. How can we bridge the gap?
Join Peter Eitnier from Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies as they discuss cost-effective ways to improve processes and reduce downtime. The best part? You don't have to be a vibration expert to do it...
Join us to learn about selecting the right cable assembly for a vibration sensor as it's highly dependent on the environment in which the sensor will operate....
This webinar will detail the necessary accessories, including safety barrier requirements and cable capacitance calculations, as well as mounting hardware, enclosures, and when you do (or don’t) need a certified handheld vibration meter.
In this webinar, you’ll learn about many of the less-frequently discussed accelerometer specifications and how, when, and why they impact the quality of your data – long after the vibration sensor has been commissioned.
Vane pass frequency is one of the more common and easily identified vibration monitoring components, present primarily in fans and pumps but also identifiable in compressors and other similar rotating equipment.
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