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Amplitude Defining in Harmonic Analysis

    • October 14, 2024 at 10:06 am
      rani.a
      Subscriber

      Hi,
      I am working on a harmonic analysis of my product and earlier, I had provided a required logarithimic frequency and acceleration value and got my results successfully with a certian deformation and amplitude.

      Now, I want to check the deformation by APPLYING amplitude as an input (unlike earlier amplitude occurring as an output).
      Can anybody help me with how this can be done?

    • October 14, 2024 at 11:43 am
      mohan.urs
      Ansys Employee

      Hey,

      What do you mean by applying amplitude as a input ? Do you mean a harmonic displacement as input ?

      If its not can you explain your requirement a little more ?

      Thanks.

       

    • October 16, 2024 at 3:20 am
      rani.a
      Subscriber

      Hi,
      I have received the solution for this.

      I figured out the amplitude will be an output by applying displacement to the body.

      Thanks.

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