Questions tagged [frequency-response]
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What is the bandwidth for a 2nd order system?
I know that for a first-order system, the bandwidth can be computed known the time constant, tau, where the bandwidth is equal to 1/τ.
Is there an equivalent formulation for a second-order system, ...
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How to push apart the first two natural frequencies of a cantilever beam
We have first two natural frequencies of a composite Cantilever Beam obtained through experiment and analytical calculation.
Experiment gives 31 and 250 Hz
whereas formulae give 30 and 200 Hz.
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Do sound waves caused by a vibrating machines correlate to the vibration waves of the machine itself?
I'm a computer engineer, so please excuse my lack of mechanical knowledge :).
We have a machine that has large electrical motors causing massive amounts of vibrations, the machine also consists of ...
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Fundamental Frequency values for Rexnord ZA-2115 bearing
I am having difficulty coming to terms with the Rexnord ZA-2115 bearing technical specifications. This bearing is used in the NASA Bearing Dataset where the Rexnord bearings are tested at 2000 RPM ...
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Failure of component due to natural frequency vs stress
lets take a component like a fan blade as an example. Is it right to conclude that it will fail even when the stress is within permissible limits but its operating frequency is close (close enough ...
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why Type III systems has at least two gain margins?
I heard the following statement https://engineering.stackexchange.com/a/54322/40848
if we have a type III system, or one that has three or more low-frequency poles that we're closing around, then we ...
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Why are the phase indicators different between the open loop bode plot and the closed loop bode plot?
I have an open-loop transfer function G
num=105*conv([1 1],[1 2 43.25]);
den=conv([2 0 0],conv([1 2 82],[1 2 101]));
G=tf(num,den);
and a closed-loop function of G/(1+G). Here are the open-loop bode ...
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How simultaneous can we trigger multiple cameras' frame acquisition
Say we have ten cameras surrounding an object. The object changes its color with a certain frequency (or any information other than color, such as a text on it). The point is if all cameras are ...
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Contradiction of bandwidth and damping
I am studying control theory and mechanical vibrations.
From control theory aspect, I know that bandwidth and response time is inversely proportional, which means bandwidth and damping as well.
But in ...
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Forced vibration single degree of freedom system
so for the Single Degree of freedom system, I obtained the equation in blue, where I think the equation below in black is missing the ‘m*a’ from F=ma?
So I see that there is one ‘m*a’, but is that ...
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Modeling a second order system in time and frequency domain
For school I was asked to model the transfer function $H(s)=\frac{3}{(s+4)(s+5)}$ in both the time and frequency domains using initial conditions $y(0)=2,y'(0)=3$, a step input, and Simulink. I would ...
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Area under Frequency response function (amplitude vs frequency)
Recently, I was plotting frequency responses of multi-degree spring-mass systems and I was wondering what does the area under the FRF (amplitude vs frequency) (or in general FFT) mean? Does it have ...
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How can I find the right resonant frequency of a chassis?
Structures have infinite DOFs, so it possess infinite mode shapes. How can we find the right resonant frequency out of the infinite resonant frequencies so that we can save our structure?
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How to find out the sampling rate of an acceleration sensor?
In the sensor catalogs, I cannot find this field. They only depict the frequency response range. For example, Bently Nevada's sensors. How we can find out their maximum sampling rate?
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How to determine the dynamic response of a spring-mass system?
The Problem
I have the following system for which I would like to determine its dynamic response, taken from these lecture notes pg.20:
where the forcing functions are $u_1 = 1-U(t - t_0)$, $u_2=0$, ...
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Controls System experiment
We performed an experiment in which we turned a bicycle on its side and placed a piece of green tap on one of the spokes. We spun the wheel and recorded the wheel spinning until it came to a complete ...
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How do I study the frequency response of a physical system with Arduino?
I am a control engineering student and I am studying the frequency response of a system, so the Laplace domain, the Bode plot, poles, zeros,etc. ...
I have clear grasp of their meaning, but if I think ...
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Transforming a Wireless Computer Mouse into a Wireless Switch [closed]
With no computer involved whatsoever, I want to be able to read oscillator outputs from my wireless mouse and switch an LED on a left click AND off on a right click. I have taken my mouse apart to try ...
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Boundary Conditions of a Stepped Beam
I would like to ask about the boundary conditions to be considered in a stepped beam. For a cantilever beam wherein the one end is fixed while the other end is free to oscillate along the z-axis, we ...
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Finding force distribution using accelerometer data
The team I'm currently working for is trying to compare bushings with different durometer ratings in the front suspension using single axis(z) accelerometer data during curb impacts. The current ...
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Where do I start with learning how to transfer data via RF
So I literally have no idea where to start but I know what I want to make.
The goal is to somehow transmit 25mb/s of data across 15km with high penetration. Acceptable for reaching through trees and ...
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What do the rectangular components of the complex frequency (s) in Laplace transform stand for?
I tried doing a quick search on this question and was very surprised that this information feels very obscure as if it is almost never discussed. Complex frequencies appear in many mathematical ...
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Deflection Equation of a Stepped Beam
Help out a college student.
How do you derive the deflection equation y(x) of the shown stepped cantilever beam in the figure? Each segment has a unique Young's modulus and moment of inertia. The ...
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Z - transform of white noise
I am taking a graduate course in Digital signal processing with no prior knowledge in DSP. So I am struggling because I don't have the foundational knowledge. Please I need help with the following.
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How to calculate frequency response of the system? and find missing values [duplicate]
I can convert the H(s) into the frequency response which is:
𝐻(𝑗𝜔) = 𝜇(𝑗𝜔/(1+ 𝑗𝜔𝜏))
and the output in the steady state is:
𝑦(𝑡) = |𝐻(𝑗2)|sin(2𝑡 + ⟨𝐻(𝑗2))
The phase: ⟨𝐻(𝑗2), has to ...
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Phase shift of transfer function using MATLAB
I'm trying to compute the phase shift of a transfer function (accelerance) in MATLAB, but I'm having issues.
The transfer function was computed by dividing the magnitude of the system output by the ...
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Getting the damping ratio from a frequency response function v.s. transfer function
I'm trying to find the damping values of a specimen, based on sweeping the forcing frequency from 0-10 kHz. As shown in the diagram, I measure the input force from the shaker, and the subsequent ...
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Could Tesla have REALLY shaken a building with a little oscillator?
I came across this story while reading about Nikola Tesla ground-power scheme. Supposedly, he created a little oscillator that could be plugged into the ground, tuned to the right (resonant) frequency,...
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What is the frequncy range of seismic vibrations?
I'm working on a structure which needs to sustain common seismic vibrations due to earthquakes. So I want to do some modal analysis to find natural frequencies of the structure and make sure they are ...
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Physical interpretation of a Bode plot
I have a few questions regarding the physical interpretation of the information presented on a Bode plot. I believe it is one of those cases where I "don't know what I don't know", so please bear with ...
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Why phase margin and gain margin should be positive?
In many textbooks it's given that gain margin (in db) and phase margin of the system needs to be positive for the system to be stable. I could not find the reason behind this. Could someone explain ...
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Relation between natural frequency and the thickness
If I have a solid material, let's say two bricks, one of which is thicker and I do modal/vibration testing. What would be the relation between thickness and natural frequency of any of them, is there ...
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Construct "Modal Coordinates Time History" from transfer function and test accel-time data
I have a query regarding the calculation of the so called “Modal Participation Factor time signal” from a combination of
a) transfer functions (amplitude and phase for each eigenmode) obtained from "...
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Mobile Frequency and Carrier Frequency not Matching
I am using a Google Nexus 6 Mobile in India with Airtel as Network Provider. Recently Airtel has upgraded their Network to 2300 Mhz 4G. Whereas Google Nexus 6 Operates on Band 3 (1800Mhz) LTE.
When ...
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How do I verify the reaction forces of an FE model due to a response spectrum
In the case of a static calculation of a structural model, one can verify the model by checking the applied and reacting forces to be equal zero.
I would like to adapt the same principle for a ...
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Nastran / Frequency Response / Free-Free
There are examples of using SOL 108 and SOL 111 to create a frequency response. In Siemens Simcenter (NX Nastran), the examples focus on a tower with a seismic mass. The model drives the mass with ...
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Do internal / external stresses affect modal frequency?
Imagine a cantilevered beam, fixed on one end and with a tension line connecting the other end to ground (e.g. perpendicular to the length of the beam).
If I increase the tension, does the modal ...
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What can be the reason of the constant 50 Hz sound in my home?
I am suffering from a strange hum in my home. I have just bought my home and living in 3 months. A month ago I've started to hear a humming noise. Then, I recorded the sound and looked at its ...
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Frequency domain analysis of steering system of a car
Can anyone share the equations involved, or some relevant theory material for frquency domain analysis of steering rack and pinion using bode plot?
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What's the best way to get an ultrasonic sensor that can vary its operating frequency
Long story short I'm looking to build an ultrasonic sensor that can also be used to communicate with a seperate sensor. (So it must be able to send out a pitch around ~42kHz, but also alter the pitch ...
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Base Driven Tuning Fork Mechanical Response Spectrum
I am new to vibration analysis/simulation etc. so I may be missing something very basic here so please forgive me if I'm explaining things poorly or not making sense.
To familiarize myself with ...
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Fourier series with frequency response
I have seen many times that people gets the frequency response function using DTFT. Can I use the Fourier series, and when I do that?
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MIMO control: static inverse plant decoupling
I am using techniques explained in the book of Skogestag, Multivariable feedback control, for feedback control of a MIMO plant. In this book they explain the phenomena of static inverse plant ...
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Elastic (Young's) Modulus relation to the Eigenfrequency
I would like to compare the shape of the frequency spectrum of a plastic and aluminium component. Now if we assume that the plastic and aluminium component only differ in the material, while the mass ...
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How the amount of bolt's preload in a single lap joint can change the natural frequencies?
Few days ago someone told me that the amount of bolt's preload in a single lap joint can influence the natural frequency of the beam. So to test that out I modeled a 3D single lap joint in ABAQUS and ...
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Modal Testing and Frequency Response Interpretation
I'm studying vibrations in a gearhead, for which I have a general dynamic model of 12 degrees of freedom (only translational coordinates) and I have calculated its natural frequencies.
Now I want to ...
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Undamped forced vibration for a multi dof system
I'm trying to determine the amplitude vs the excitation frequency of a multi dof dynamic system. I'm very confused from reading different methods, although I understand there's a very general one, ...
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What's the difference of using different state-space forms for solving eigenvalue problem?
I have a set of equations of motion describing a planetary gear train of 18 DoF (sun, 3 planets, carrier and ring), they have the general form of:
$$\mathbf{M{\ddot q}+{\Omega_c}G{\dot q}+{Kq}=F(t)}$$...
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Are there any variable frequency drives that work digitally?
By this I mean can any DC to AC variable frequency drives invert digitally (no moving parts) and if so how do these work? Is this possible for both sine and square wave inverters?
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