A quick guide on using Vibration Dashboard


Welcome to this short tutorial, highlighting the main features of Vibration Dashboard's EMA module.



The Start view

The analysis starts by providing data. The basis of any modal identification are measured FRFs. Importing data about measurement nodes, for example via UFF, is also supported.
Along with UFF, uploading CSV or MS Excel is currently supported. For each of the supported file formats, you can download an example file, to help you get started with the analysis.

The Data view

The Data view is the next step of the analysis, where basic data preprocessing, such as defining the measurement channels and the analysis frequency range, is possible.

The FRF view

In the FRF view, the imported Frequency Response Functions can be checked prior to identification.

The Geometry view

If you wish to view an animation of the identified mode shapes you can provide information about the geometry of the measurement locations in the Geometry view. In this case, the node locations, orientations and connectivity were read from the uploaded UFF file.
The Geometry view also support importing STL models as overlays of the measured geometry, to enhance the final visualization of the results.

The Identification view

Modal identification is the main step of the modal analysis process. The Least-Squares Complex Frequency domain method is currently supported.
You can set up the analysis as well as perform pole stabilization in the Identification view.

The Results view

Now you can view the identification results in the Results view. In case the measurement geometry was set up in one of the previous analysis steps, this view shows a customizable animation of the identified mode shapes.
There are various options when exporting the analysis results, as well as an option of exporting the currently displayed mode-shape visualization image.