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MODAL TESTINGAn Introduction to Frequency Response
Functions: frf.pdf
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STATISTICAL ENERGY ANALYSISModal Density: mdens.pdf
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Bruel & Kjaer BookletsStructural Testing 1: Mobility MeasurementStructural Testing 2: Modal Testing
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Software |
Executable |
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Digital filtering using a Butterworth 6th order filter. The user must supply an input time history file. Both lowpass and highpass options are available. |
filter.exe |
filter.cpp |
Fast Fourier transform (FFT) of a time history. The transform operates on a time series with 2^n points, where n is an integer.Also, corresponding inverse FFT. |
fft.exe
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fft.cpp
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Conventional Fourier transform of a time series with an arbitrary number of points. |
fourier.exe |
fourier.cpp |
Zoom FFT of a time series. |
zoomFFT.exe |
zoomFFT.cpp |
Cross-spectrum of two time histories. The output files may be used for modal test data analysis. |
cross_spectrum.exe |
cross_spectrum.cpp |
Cross-spectrum of two time histories. The program generates H1 and H2 frequency response functions (FRFs), the coherence function, and the corresponding impulse response functions. |
cross_spectrum_modal.exe |
cross_spectrum_modal.cpp |
This program generates a power transmissibility function for a single-degree-of-freedom subjected to a force input.The transmissibility dimension is: ( accel^2
/ force^2 )
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force_trans_modal.exe |
force_trans_modal.cpp |
This program performs a curve-fit
on an acceleration spectral function resulting from an applied
force.
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bandwidth_damp.exe
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bandwidth_damp.cpp
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Driving point impedance of a thin plate, bending waves |
dp_impedance.exe |
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Driving point impedance of a beam, longitudinal waves |
dpi_beam.exe |
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Recommended Books1. D.J. Ewins, Modal Testing: Theory and Practice2. Lyon and Dejong, Theory and Application of Statistical Energy Analysis3. L.
Cremer and M. Heckl, Structure-Borne Sound
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