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Wave propagation

Posted 22 ott 2021, 05:21 GMT-4 Piezoelectric Devices, Structural Mechanics Version 5.5 5 Replies

Himanshi Gayakwad
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Hi all.

I am performing a 2D wave propagation in time domain using peizoelectric effect of structural mechaincs module.

I want to apply a Hanning window function as voltage to excite my PZT. I have apply my excitation signal as follows: sin(2pifo*t)(t[1/s])

Could anyone tell me how to apply this input excitation signal to get appropriate result. Please find the attachment and kindly help me to get the excitation signal.

Many Thanks Himanshi

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5 Replies Last Post 24 ott 2021, 14:15 GMT-4
Dave Greve
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Posted: 3 years ago 22 ott 2021, 11:36 GMT-4
Updated: 3 years ago 22 ott 2021, 11:38 GMT-4

Two issues at least:

  1. The function entered is a sinusoid with monotonically increasing amplitude, not windowed.
  2. Yellow or orange often means a units problem. Or possibly an undefined quantity. If you hover over the box you will see which it is.
Two issues at least: 1. The function entered is a sinusoid with monotonically increasing amplitude, not windowed. 2. Yellow or orange often means a units problem. Or possibly an undefined quantity. If you hover over the box you will see which it is.
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Posted: 3 years ago 23 ott 2021, 07:40 GMT-4

You might want to ramp up the signal, but you are using Electrostatics with is stationary in nature, so I think you have several other things to consider first.

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You might want to ramp up the signal, but you are using Electrostatics with is stationary in nature, so I think you have several other things to consider first.
Himanshi Gayakwad
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Posted: 3 years ago 24 ott 2021, 10:23 GMT-4

Dear Dave, thanks for your suggestion

Could you please suggest the expression for input excitation signal used to get Hanning window function as voltage to excite my PZT or any wave propagation input excitation signal.

Many Thanks Himanshi

Dear Dave, thanks for your suggestion Could you please suggest the expression for input excitation signal used to get Hanning window function as voltage to excite my PZT or any wave propagation input excitation signal. Many Thanks Himanshi
Himanshi Gayakwad
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Posted: 3 years ago 24 ott 2021, 10:29 GMT-4

You might want to ramp up the signal, but you are using Electrostatics with is stationary in nature, so I think you have several other things to consider first.

Thanks for your suggestion about Electrostatic

Could you please suggest what are the several other things needed to consider.

Many Thanks

Himanshi

>You might want to ramp up the signal, but you are using Electrostatics with is stationary in nature, so I think you have several other things to consider first. Thanks for your suggestion about Electrostatic Could you please suggest what are the several other things needed to consider. Many Thanks Himanshi
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Posted: 3 years ago 24 ott 2021, 14:15 GMT-4

To model wave excitation from a piezoelectric material you will need solid mechanics or acoustics modules (or maybe MEMS?).

I usually use sin(2pif0t)sin(pif0t/n)*(t<n/f0), n = 3 or so.

To model wave excitation from a piezoelectric material you will need solid mechanics or acoustics modules (or maybe MEMS?). I usually use sin(2*pi*f0*t)*sin(pi*f0*t/n)*(t

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