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Drop Shock Testing Acceleration Levels by abhayuiet is a document available to read on EtoBox.
1) When an object is dropped and impacts a rigid surface, it experiences very high acceleration levels, with lighter objects experiencing greater accelerations than heavier objects dropped from the same height. 2) The acceleration imparted is proportional to the square root of the drop height and inversely proportional to the pulse width. Shorter pulse widths result in higher peak accelerations. 3) A half-sine pulse is often used to model the acceleration over time during impact, with peak acceleration
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