Tremor Vibration Meter
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About this app
Vibration Meter transforms your phone into a sensitive vibration detector. Using the built-in accelerometer, it measures vibration intensity, frequency, and amplitude in real time.
Place your phone on any surface to detect and analyze vibrations. The live waveform display shows vibration patterns while numerical readouts give you precise measurements.
Key Features:
- Real-time vibration intensity measurement
- Live waveform and frequency display
- Peak and average vibration tracking
- X, Y, Z axis individual readings
- Sensitivity adjustment for different use cases
- Visual and numerical vibration indicators
- History of recorded measurements
- Clean, intuitive dark interface
Perfect for checking machinery balance, detecting vehicle vibrations, monitoring structural movement, or even sensing seismic activity. Keep your equipment running smoothly with quick vibration checks anytime.
Place your phone on any surface to detect and analyze vibrations. The live waveform display shows vibration patterns while numerical readouts give you precise measurements.
Key Features:
- Real-time vibration intensity measurement
- Live waveform and frequency display
- Peak and average vibration tracking
- X, Y, Z axis individual readings
- Sensitivity adjustment for different use cases
- Visual and numerical vibration indicators
- History of recorded measurements
- Clean, intuitive dark interface
Perfect for checking machinery balance, detecting vehicle vibrations, monitoring structural movement, or even sensing seismic activity. Keep your equipment running smoothly with quick vibration checks anytime.
Vibration meter and seismograph: measure tremors and shaking with your phone
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What’s new
Vibration Meter now starts properly on Chromebooks and other devices that run Android apps through translation. On those devices the app was closing the moment you opened it, before it could reach the accelerometer. Measurement accuracy is unchanged.
