Vibration Experiment. Equipment and Setup

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The discussion focuses on setting up an experiment to measure vibrations across various surfaces and their interactions. The experiment requires 3 to 5 vibrating pads with diameters of 10 to 30 mm, capable of operating at different frequencies, connected to a signal generator. The user is considering using an oscilloscope for measurement but is concerned about the cost. Suggestions include sourcing budget-friendly equipment and exploring alternatives like loudspeakers for vibration generation. The conversation emphasizes the need for effective linking of the equipment within a limited budget.
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I am trying to set-up an experiment to measure vibrations on different surfaces and how connected surfaces react; I need some advice on the correct equipment and how to set-up the experiment.

I need between 3 and 5 vibrating pads, these need to be approximately 10 to 30 mm diameter and be able to vibrate at different frequencies. These all need to be linked to a signal generator of some sort, I would like to use an oscilloscope but this may be too expensive.

I need help sourcing the equipment and how to link everything together. I have a small budget. I have attached a very basic drawing of the equipment needed.

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Perhaps use loudspeakers? or do you need to be able to measure the vibration?
 
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