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In understanding complex phenomena, it can sometimes be useful to confirm analysis results by focusing on specific frequency components. JMAG can convert the distribution obtained by transient analysis to the frequency domain (Fig. a, Table a)
This document describes a method for displaying filtered distribution amounts only in specific frequency components by using the frequency filter calculation function.
Fig. a Fourier transform calculation and frequency filter calculation
Table a Distribution analysis functions
Function name
Characteristic
Fourier transform calculation
Converts time region results to frequency range.
Used when evaluating distributions at specific frequencies.
Frequency filter calculation
Extracts only specified frequency components from time regions and displays them back within time regions.
Used when evaluating distribution amounts at each time step including the positional relationships of parts for specific frequency components.
Key Words
Fourier transform calculation, Fourier transform (distribution amounts), Frequency filter calculation, Order, Time region, Frequency component, Distribution amount display, Counter plot, Vector plot, Flux line
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Fig. a Fourier transform calculation and frequency filter calculation
