KCSC designs custom subsystems for multi-axis (MIMO) test frames and is advancing methods for combined-environment testing. If you are building a test frame or need a custom subsystem, let's talk.
Multi-axis test frames built from arrays of smaller shakers reach test approaches a single large shaker cannot. KCSC works on the engineering that makes those frames perform: the drive electronics, the cooling, and the structural couplings, along with methods for applying vibration and thermal environments together.
This is active R&D at KCSC. The subsystem work below is something we can take on as a custom engagement. If it lines up with what you are building, reach out and we will talk through whether it is a fit.
Multi-channel drive electronics for small MIMO test-frame shakers and multi-shaker arrays. These are custom solutions for test frames, not replacements for production power amplifiers.
Cooling designed around the frame and the shaker array, sized to real operational duty rather than a single nameplate rating.
We are taking on custom subsystem work. Tell us about the frame, the shakers, and the environment, and we will talk through whether it is a fit.
Beyond drive and cooling, KCSC develops the structural side of MIMO test frames: damped frame structures that reduce inter-axis cross-talk, and flexure couplings that transmit drive while decoupling unwanted lateral and bending loads. This work is documented in KCSC technical white papers.