What is the peak-to-peak amplitude during the vibration test for the galvanic isolator?

The correct peak-to-peak amplitude during the vibration test for the galvanic isolator is indeed 0.5 mm +/- 0.025 mm. This amplitude is significant because it aligns with the specifications typically established for testing marine electrical components like galvanic isolators, ensuring their durability and functionality under vibrational stresses common in marine environments.

Galvanic isolators are designed to prevent the unintended flow of galvanic currents, and their performance can be compromised if they are not adequately tested under conditions that mimic real-world applications. The selected amplitude reflects a balance that is stringent enough to simulate the vibrations experienced in marine settings without overwhelming the device with excessive motion.

In vibration testing, a peak-to-peak amplitude of 0.5 mm is quite significant and helps ensure that the device can withstand the oscillations it may encounter during operation. As a result, this choice validates the integrity and reliability of the galvanic isolator under such conditions, making it the appropriate selection when evaluating performance within established guidelines.