Structural resonances of variable speed rotating machines (engine, gear box, motor) lead to critical NVH durability and performance issues. OROS order analysis and tracking techniques allow to identify sources of such noise and vibration.
Getting faithful order results from run-up/down requires specific signal processing techniques. This is true especially for high speed variation systems in automotive and aerospace applications.
Provides stable and repeatable measurements for any speed-varying machinery. Using proven real-time angular resampling algorithms, SOA extracts amplitude and phase of orders; even from fast transients.
Up to 40 kHz real-time analysis
Time domain filters (A, C, Integrators)
Adjustable keyphasor phase (edge/order 1)
1/32nd order resolution
Order or angular domain averaging
Max order contribution search
Simultaneous order analysis on 2 shaft
Go more in-depth with STA – Synchronous Time Averaging – How to isolate one machinery from the workshop vibration?
Collect and synchronize all data generated by analyses. Results are sorted based on a choice of references for the Z Axis (RPM, time and levels) and represented in 3D or profile views (Bode plots, cross-phase tracking, …). The section manager features orders, overall, constant frequencies and spectra extraction in one click.
Measure gearboxes’ modulated and often buried noise and vibration orders.