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VIBES Academy
Welcome to the VIBES Academy!
This Academy has been created to provide you with information about our products & technology. If the answer to your questions is not in the Academy, do not hesitate to contact us!
1 Getting Started
- 1.1 About DIRAC
- 1.2 Downloading DIRAC Software
- 1.3 Licensing and general support
- 1.4 System requirements & release notes
- 1.5 Trial license
- 1.6 Demo project
- 4.1 Module overview
- 4.2 Prepare widgets
- 4.3 Geometries
- 4.4 Sensors and impacts
- 4.5 Virtual Points
- 4.6 Virtual Point quality
- 4.7 Using the photo viewer
- 5.1 Module overview
- 5.2 DAQ
- 5.3 Measurement execution: impact locations card
- 5.4 Reviewing data: graphing card
- 5.5 Measurement control: hardware card
- 5.6 Troubleshooting: scope card
- 7.1 Module overview
- 7.2 Matrix modes and subselections
- 7.3 Using the measurement matrix
- 7.4 Information in the Validate card
- 7.5 Operational Deflection Shapes
- 7.6 Power user tips
01 Getting Started
- 1.1 About SOURCE
- 1.2 The VIBES Portal
- 1.3 Downloading & Installing SOURCE
- 1.4 Licensing
- 1.5 Requesting trial licenses
- 10.1 Creating an analysis
- 10.2 Analysis settings
- 10.3 Viewing results
- 10.4 Example: How to calculate Blocked Forces with the in-situ method in SOURCE
- 10.5 Example: How to calculate Blocked Forces with the direct force method in SOURCE
- 10.6 Calculating TPA syntheses
1 Getting Started
- 1.1 About the Toolbox for MATLAB
- 1.2 Downloading and installing Toolbox for MATLAB Software
- 1.3 Licensing and general support
- 1.4 Trial license
- 1.5 Release notes
- 1.6 Basic commands
- 1.7 Working with VIBES objects
- 2.1 Nodes, DoFs and channels
- 2.2 Dataset classes
- 2.3 Plotting of time data
- 2.4 Plotting of spectral data
- 2.5 Using the 3D environment
Intro to our Methodology
Virtual Point
- 1 Why use Virtual Points?
- 2 Mathematics behind Virtual Points
- 3 Evaluating the quality of your model
- 4 Measuring Virtual Points in practice
- 5 Interfaces: 3-DoF versus 6-DoF
- 6 Virtual Point modeling in DIRAC
- 1 The basics
- 2 Mathematics behind Blocked Forces
- 3 Blocked Forces vs Interface Forces
- 4 Methods to determine Blocked Forces
- 5 Methods to determine interface forces
- 6 Evaluating Blocked Force quality