MajX Shield: Signal Processing

  • Complex dynamic signals are presented in a 3D time/frequency display where you can interactively explore signal details such as harmonics, resonance, and impulse behaviors.

  • Use standard analysis methods to build 2D features such as Order cuts, Spectra, Impulse indicators and other time or angle domain analysis indicators

  • A time/ frequency diagram shows gear mesh harmonics and a turbocharger blade pass tone which can be separated with order analysis and a reference tachometer


  • Perform graphical Order Analysis using an RPM proportional mask directly from the time-frequency diagram

  • Multiple tachometer capability and trigger controlled subsets provide good flexibility to zero in on critical data segments

  • Extract the signal processing definition of important features to the Feature Extraction List so they can be further processed on the Feature Extraction Tab

  • The extract button will capture the processing definition of important features such as the amplitude of this turbo harmonic RPM subset and place them on the Feature Extraction List as a source for subsequent Feature Extraction


  • Re-sample the data relative to a shaft rotation reference signal to view data in the rev domain and compute spectra in the order domain

  • A spectrum derived from averaging adaptively re-sampled data relative to shaft position will emphasize rotationally synchronous events such as this blade pass tone from a turbocharger


    • Uncover periodic transient behavior by producing a rev domain ensemble which is stacked in an intensity plot.

    • Column-wise ensemble statistics in combination with order domain filtering are used to accentuate transient behaviors and to produce a 2D impulse feature.

    Vibration data is re-sampled to the rev domain and filtered from 10 to 100 orders, then framed into 1 rev long segments to produce this 1097 member ensemble. Viewed top-down in a color intensity plot, the ensemble reveals rotationally synchronous impulse events, while column-wise RMS levels creates a 2-D impulse feature

      
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