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Transfer Function Module

The document discusses the transfer function module for modal analysis of machines. The transfer function is determined using an instrumented impact hammer to introduce input signals and measure the resulting vibration output signals. The module can identify structural resonances and indicate relative movement of machine components using multi-channel functions. It provides conventional evaluation methods and integrated coherence analysis in bode diagrams, supporting up to 3 input channels for tri-axial measurements.

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Transfer Function Module

The document discusses the transfer function module for modal analysis of machines. The transfer function is determined using an instrumented impact hammer to introduce input signals and measure the resulting vibration output signals. The module can identify structural resonances and indicate relative movement of machine components using multi-channel functions. It provides conventional evaluation methods and integrated coherence analysis in bode diagrams, supporting up to 3 input channels for tri-axial measurements.

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The Allrounders – VIBROPORT 80 & VIBROTEST 80

TRANSFER FUNCTION MODULE


For modal analysis of machines with shafts that are not rotating as well as for the analysis
of immovable objects such as, for example, foundations or frameworks, the impact
analysis method is employed. The transfer function is determined with an impact hammer
having a built-in load sensor, and is given by the ratio between the input signal (load
introduced by the hammer hits) and the output signal (measured vibration).

HIGHLIGHTS Transfer Function Module

 Identifying structural resonances – By using an instrumented impact hammer for


excitation
 Indication for relative movement of machine components –
Can be determined using Multi-Channel-Function
 Conventional evaluation methods – Are available and cover load, acceleration and
displacement leading to various FRF (Frequency Response Function) types such as
apparent mass, compliance, stiffness and others
 Integrated coherence analysis – Is provided by color coding directly in the bode
diagram Screenshot of 3-channel
Bode magnitude
 Up to 3 input channels – For tri-axial measurements

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