Frequency content of shock
Frequency content of shock
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I want to know the frequency content of a saw tooth shock according to MIL-STD-810. Is there an easy way to find this out.
Thanks.
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yes, I'm talking about the shock itself. I know the natural frequencies of the system exposed to the shock, and have to consider: Will it be able to withstand a half sine or a T Sawtooth shock better. Same max.level, same duration.
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Instructions are shown in the instructions tab. Input your arbitrary waveofrm in "input definition" tab, then define your SDOF system natural frequency and damping factor in the "main" tab. Main also has program controls.
The outline of solution method is shown in tab "ProbDefn". The problem is formulated in state space form x' = f(x).
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