Simcenter 3D Solutions Converting an SRS to the time domain

2019-05-08T17:44:14Z
Simcenter 3D

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How do the number of trials affect the conversion of an SRS into the Time 

Domain for Response Simulation Function Tools (NX 10)? What does the damping 

ratio represent and how does it relate to Q?

Solution

 The conversion of an SRS into the time domain is an iterative process where 

values are tried until they reasonably fit the original SRS. That's where the 

number of trials comes in. The number of times it iterates is controlled by 

the number of trials.

The damping ratio represents the critical damping ratio for a single degree of 

freedom resonator. The critical damping ratio is equal to 1/(2Q). A Q of 10 is 

eqivalent to a critical damping ratio of .05 (5%).

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KB Article ID# PL8010829

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