The phrase "acceleration pulse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any field discussing motion or changes in speed over time.
Example: "The sensor detected an acceleration pulse that indicated a sudden change in velocity."
Alternatives: "speed surge" or "velocity spike".
Second, a drop tower test was conducted to determine whether the designed decelerator achieves the required acceleration pulse.
During these drop tests, the round printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) is suffered from a specified half-sine acceleration pulse.
To ensure the safety of aircraft seats, it is mandatory to perform a dynamic test under an acceleration pulse prescribed by the Federal Aviation Administration.
To date, research has focused primarily on changes in velocity and acceleration as key factors for determining injuries due to whiplash mechanisms, but other characteristics of the acceleration pulse may be important.
Plasma immersion ion implantation and deposition (PIIID) provides a novel approach to fabricate high quality films by means of utilizing particle filtrated metal plasma and varying acceleration pulse voltages.
The shock spectrum based damage boundary curve specifies the response of a specimen (fragility), to a given shock pulse, in terms of its velocity change, mean acceleration, pulse duration and shape.
In this task, acceleration duration (pulse-width) varied substantially across speeds, and was negatively correlated with peak acceleration (pulse-height).
Next, we compute solutions to the acoustic wave equation due to short acceleration pulses in each rigid-body degree of freedom.
The response of the switch array to half-sine acceleration pulses of 5 8 ms duration is reported, with multiple switches in the array closing and opening in sequence for higher magnitude acceleration pulses.
The head motions produced by the four concepts are modeled as one or two square acceleration pulses and are analyzed using the Head Injury Criterion (HIC).
These acceleration pulses (as described in Chulliat et al. (2010)) can then be interpreted as magnetic field short-term disturbances over an otherwise smooth field evolution.
