Case Study · Brazil
Brazil — Comprehensive Vibration Table
Cutting 90 days off certification for a Brazilian electronics manufacturer — by fixing the waveform distortion their previous shaker couldn't.
Delivered by ASLI · IEC 60068-2-6 verified · In-house FAT
90 days
From purchase order to installation
0.8%
Waveform distortion (down from 4.2%)
3kHz
Frequency ceiling (previously 2 kHz)
The Problem
Their old shaker distorted above 2 kHz.
Certification failed twice. Each failed attempt delayed their product launch by six weeks.
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Frequency ceiling: 2 kHzInsufficient for their high-frequency PCB test spec.
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Waveform distortion: 4.2% THDFailed IEC 60068-2-6 tolerance.
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No local supportTheir previous vendor had no South America service presence.
Our Solution
ASLI rebuilt the armature and re-tuned the controller.
THD dropped to 0.8%. Frequency ceiling extended to 3 kHz. On-site support delivered in under two weeks.
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Re-designed armature geometryReduced resonance near 2 kHz to near-zero.
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DSP controller with real-time correctionAutomatically adjusts output across the full sweep.
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Local service partner in São PauloFast on-site response, English and Portuguese support.
“First pass, first try. Our team stopped worrying about it after the first week.”
Key Specifications
Model: ES-20 · IEC 60068-2-6 compliant
Rated Force20 kN
Frequency Range5 – 3,000 Hz
Max Displacement51 mm (p-p)
Max Acceleration1,000 m/s²
Waveform DistortionTHD < 1%
Control SystemDSP closed-loop
ComplianceIEC 60068-2-6
About ASLI
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In-house manufacturing — full production from steel cutting to Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT), no outsourced assembly.
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10,000+ systems installed in 110+ countries across automotive, aerospace, electronics, and pharmaceutical industries.
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Direct engineering support — every project handled by an in-house engineer, not a reseller or distributor.
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Certified quality: ISO 9001, CE, TUV — with calibration traceable to international standards.
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