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Gunsight sensor shock testing is a critical reliability verification process for precision aiming components, simulating sudden impact environments (e.g., firing recoil, equipment collision, transportation drops) to ensure the sensor maintains accuracy and functional integrity under extreme shocks.

Core Test Purposes •
Recoil Adaptability: Verify the sensor can withstand high-intensity recoil when the weapon is fired without drift or failure.
• Structural & Functional Stability: Prevent damage to internal components (e.g., optical lenses, circuit boards, gyroscopes) or loss of calibration due to shocks. •
Environmental Adaptability: Ensure reliability during transportation, loading/unloading, or accidental impacts in combat scenarios.
• Compliance with Military Standards: Meet strict military specifications for weapon accessories (e.g., MIL-STD, GJB) to qualify for battlefield use.

Main Test Standards
Military Standards: MIL-STD-810H (U.S. military environmental engineering), GJB 150A (Chinese military equipment environmental test), DEF STAN 00-35 (UK military standard).
Industry Specifications: ISO 16750-3 (vehicle-mounted electronic equipment shock), IEC 60068-2-27 (electronics shock test).