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TELEFONO MÓVIL
Abstract:
The next job exposes the process of measurement and analysis of vibrations.
The process is intended as a didactic application of a smartphone in those
institutions that lack the resource for the purchase of materials of measurement
professional, or even students who require affordable devices and easy
operation. This process was developed to operate in cooperation with mobile
devices, specifically those with the Android platform in its version 2.3.x and
later. The Smartphone makes the capture of data using a vibration sensor
model K2HH, which are processed by an application installed on your device.
All of the above has led to obtain measurement data and analysis of vibrations
functional and educational materials capable of being used in most of the
applications that require systems of vibration measurement.
Resumen:
Tabla 1
Especificaciones generales
Marca Samsung
Modelo SM-T330NU
Versión de
Android 4.4.2; T330NUUEU1ANCA; SDK19
4 cores; Qualcomm MSM 8226 (Flattened Device Tree) msm8226; Max: 1190,4 MHz;
CPU Min: 300,0 MHz
Pantalla 1280 x 800; DPI: 213; Evaluated Size: 7,1"
Pantalla táctil Multitouch 3 points
Adreno (TM) 305; Qualcomm; OpenGL ES-CM 1.1; OpenGL ES 3.0 V@66.0 AU@
GPU (CL@)
RAM 1443 MB
16 GB (14.676 GB actual); 32 GB (29.819 GB actual) (ver pestaña de mapa de
Flash memoria)
Comunicaciones
Teléfono None
WiFi wlan
USB Host Yes
Bluetooth Yes
GPS Yes
Funciones avanzadas
Photo: 3.1 MP; Max: 2048x1536; Video: 0.9 MP; Max: 1280x720; Focus: fixed; No
Cámara frontal flash
Photo: 1.2 MP; Max size: 1280x960; Video: 0.3 MP; Max: 720x480; Focus: fixed; No
Cámara trasera flash
K2HH Acceleration (STM); range: 0...19,613; resolution: 0,038 (0,195%); power:
Sensores 0,13mA;
Alarma vibrante No
Batería Technology: Li-ion; Voltage: 4011
Owner's
comment: samsung tab 4
SD Version: 1.1 5
Tabla No 2
Aceleración eje
Tiempo 1.483 -0.017
"Y"
0.005 -0.014 1.494 -0.017
0.015 -0.011 1.503 -0.021
0.023 -0.013 1.513 -0.02
0.035 -0.014 1.524 -0.02
0.483 -0.015 1.533 -0.021
0.495 -0.014 2.083 -0.022
0.503 -0.014 2.093 -0.02
0.513 -0.015 2.103 -0.02
0.523 -0.014 2.113 -0.02
0.533 -0.015 2.124 -0.02
0.983 -0.017 2.134 -0.019
0.995 -0.017 3.085 -0.019
1.012 -0.017 3.093 -0.016
1.016 -0.016 3.103 -0.016
1.023 -0.016 3.114 -0.014
1.036 -0.017 3.123 -0.013
3.135 -0.013
Grafica de la Tabla No 2
Tabla No 3
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