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Frequency analyses in ADAMS Car/Ride

MMD
MMD over 8 years ago
Hi,
 
I have excitements from a real four-post ​rig and I want to use them to excite my model in ADAMS four-post rig and perform PSD analyses. However, I couldn't find any example or clear description niether in the web nor in ADAMS related communities (or I might missed them in those big databases). I would appreciate if anyone here can provide links or share experiences on how to get started with that.
 
The process which I did until now:
Creating an ASCII file from the measurements (*.MAT) and import them as Spline. Reading out the Spline as my actuator input in the Vibration analyses. This gives me constant error message about the Spline!
 
Thanks in advance
Mehdi
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    0 greg.wheeler over 8 years ago
    In order for this group to help, I think you'll need to provide more details on your file format, how you imported the data, and exactly how you set up the analysis.
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