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Generate a 2D map
Posted 2012年7月19日 GMT+2 16:56Interfacing, Results & VisualizationVersion 4.32 Replies
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Dear All,
has anyone ever achieved to make a 2D map of a model result as a function of two parameters?
Here is an example: I have a frequency domain study with an additional parametric sweep of a geometrical model dimension, e.g. a thickness parameter.
Now I want to have a map with frequency as x-axis, the thickness parameter as y-axis and a color map for displacement amplitude. This would allow to see which way certain spectral features depend on the parameter very easily.
Maybe it is only feasible in Matlab?
Cheers
Edgar
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Last Post 2012年7月20日 GMT+2 10:44
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1 decade ago
Hi Edgar
in v4.3 I believe you can do it (see example below: modal response of a canteliever versus beam height):
If you create a 2 parameter table output, and then hit the "surface plot" (not the line plot) icon I'm not sure it was there already in the previous verson, but perhaps ?
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Good luck
Ivar
in v4.3 I believe you can do it (see example below: modal response of a canteliever versus beam height):
If you create a 2 parameter table output, and then hit the "surface plot" (not the line plot) icon I'm not sure it was there already in the previous verson, but perhaps ?
--
Good luck
Ivar
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1 decade ago
Dear Ivar,
thank you very much, it works and it's exactly what I need.
Cheers
Edgar
thank you very much, it works and it's exactly what I need.
Cheers
Edgar