Estimating the period and the damping of the system
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Hello,
I am new with MatLab. I want to Estimate the period and the damping of the system from a set of data using three values of j cycles:
j = 10 cycles, 20 cycles, 30 cycles
For each case c.I, c.II, and c.III I am supposed to use different starting peak (i.e., moving window of peaks) and calculate the median value of damping ratio and natural period for each case C.I, C.II, and C.III. and also tabulate the results.
Does anyone have a suggestion about how to approad this problem?
I appreciate the help!
I used following code to extract and plot data and I am stuck on how to find period and damping:
code:
clc; clear all; close all
load Vibration_Data.txt
acc = Vibration_Data(:,2);
dt = 0.02;
time = (0:numel(acc)-1) * dt;
plot (time,acc,'b-');
findpeaks(acc,time)
peaks=findpeaks(acc,time)
period=time(peaks)-time(peaks(0:size(peaks)-1))
error:
last line: array indices must be positive integers or logical values.
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Sameer Pujari
el 19 de Jul. de 2021
Editada: Sameer Pujari
el 19 de Jul. de 2021
As per my understanding, you are trying to calculate period(s) between two peaks.
You could use numel(peaks) or length(peaks) to find number of elements in the peaks array.
Then use for loop to generate an array of period.
for i=1:length(peaks)-1
period(i)=time(i+1)-time(i)
end
In matlab, Array indexing starts from index '1'. index '0' is not valid. So, you might be getting the error
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Simon Chan
el 19 de Jul. de 2021
This line will give an error:
period=time(peaks)-time(peaks(0:size(peaks)-1))
So just try the following:
period=time(peaks)-time(peaks-1)
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