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Noise, Vibration, and Harshness. Generally used to describe unwanted vibrations in an automobile.


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Universitetet i Oslo (UiO) og NVH ønsker begge en sammenslåing.
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NVH testing catches issues that can affect the performance of the sub-assembly or part over time, creating warranty and recall situations.
NVH testing has been challenging for manufacturing, since most test systems produce inconsistent results and often fail to detect a significant percentage of noise and vibration defects.
NVH is used in different applications to catch a range of defects.
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