Enhancements include new plotting capabilities in core IMAT, displaying options for coordinate traces in IMAT+FEA, and more
Eliminate the hassles associated with data extraction and plotting in MATLAB. IMAT’s new plotyy function allows you to plot two sets of functions on a double y-axis with full integration of powerful IMAT plotting capabilities that are not available in MATLAB, including windowing of data and templates.
You can now display coordinate traces and coordinate systems on a finite element model (FEM) using the visualization toolkit (VTK). For test purposes, coordinate traces are a great way to visualize measurement points and compare against actual installation locations. This is also a great tool for pretest analysis, allowing you to visualize proposed test degrees of freedom (DOFs).
Coordinate traces plotted on satellite with VT |
No need to decipher node locations, angles, etc., any more when choosing shaker locations. Enhance your test readiness by directly visualizing where shakers should be located. IMAT’s new plot_shaker_locations function allows you to graphically display the shaker locations returned by shaker_locator directly on the FEM.
There is now a shortcut for filtering on coordinate traces instead of using the channels GUI. Quickly sift through your test data to a predefined set of nodes using the Responses listbox context menu.
IMAT v4.1.0 is available to any IMAT user who is current with maintenance, enhancements, and support (ME&S). There is no cost for upgrading to v4.1.0. Customers can download the latest version here.
To upgrade your IMAT to version 4.1.0 or to learn more about these new features, please call Sherry at 858.480.2074, or send an email to imat@ata-e.com.