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Types Of Testing IMPACT

Impact Testing for Millisecond Assessments

Interface impact testing force measurement solutions are used in material, component, and product tests, from sports equipment to autos and aircraft. High-velocity impact testing demands high-velocity sensors and low-latency instrumentation to capture millisecond-long force spikes without data gaps or signal clipping. Pairing the load cell and instrument is critical for a successful impact testing system.
INTERFACE TECH TALK Dut And Uut

What is the Technical Difference Between DUT and UUT?

Interface Tech Talk reviews the subtle differences when referencing a device under test (DUT) versus a unit under test (UUT). The distinction between DUT and UUT ultimately clarifies the test context, whether it is an isolated component under development or a finished unit undergoing final validation.
Types Of Testing Applications Part 2

Additional Types of Testing Using Load Cells

Interface is renowned for its extensive product line of sensor technologies and testing solutions, catering to a diverse range of testing types…
Types Of Testing Applications Part 1

Types of Testing Applications Using Load Cells

Interface details types of tests using load cells and force measurement solutions by different industries, including structural, tension, compression, torque, stress, strain, material and fatigue. Learn about how Interface's products support testing applications through examples from industry use cases in aerospace, energy, manufacturing, infrastructure, automotive and more.
Mastering Fatigue Recording WATCH

Mastering Fatigue Testing With Force Measurement Webinar

Interface ForceLeaders event Mastering Fatigue Testing With Force Measurement is an advanced online technical event for engineers and testing professionals. Load cell and application experts discuss fatigue theory, fatigue failure, fatigue-rated load cells, uncertainty, material characterization, instrumentation, fatigue testing applications, and FAQs.