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Impulsive Excitation - Frequency Domain Study

Posted 11 janv. 2022, 09:30 UTC−5 1 Reply

Giada Cardellino
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Hello everyone! Somebody knows how to give in a point for a Frequency Domain Analysis an impulsive excitation? (it has to be constant in amplitude with the frequency range). Thank you a lot in advance!

1 Reply Last Post 12 janv. 2022, 04:03 UTC−5
René Christensen
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Posted: 3 years ago 12 janv. 2022, 04:03 UTC−5

In the frequency domain an impulse will be a flat frequency response. So you could potential run a frequency sweep with that excitation and do some inverse Fourier. Depends on what you are trying to evaluate.

In the frequency domain an impulse will be a flat frequency response. So you could potential run a frequency sweep with that excitation and do some inverse Fourier. Depends on what you are trying to evaluate.

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