Abstract
An experiment determining the influence of a microminiature accelerometer on the resonance of a small, NACA 0015 blade is discussed. Time-average holographic interferometry and an optical proximity sensor were used to record the resonance frequency and amplitude of the blade with and without the accelerometer while the blade was excited acoustically.
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