Abstract
This study combines simulation and experimental methods to explore the vibration characteristics of a servo controller printed circuit board (PCB). CREO is used to build a simulation model based on PCB structure analysis. ANSYS was used to perform finite element simulation analysis of vibration characteristics. The hammering method is used to perform circuit board modal experiments. By comparing the results of simulation and experimentation, the PCB dynamic characteristics are analyzed. It was found that the fixed frequency error of the simulation and the experiment is within 6%, and the first three mode shapes are consistent. Hence, it is suggested to use the simulation model for the subsequent vibration reliability analysis of the electronic product.
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