Article | REF: R6215 V2

Energetic statistic analysis of the vibroacoustic environment

Author: Gérard BORELLO

Publication date: June 10, 2012

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1. Random vibrations and energy. Quadratic response estimators

SEA is a method of formulating vibratory exchanges between coupled dynamic systems in the form of a power balance. An historical overview of methodological developments is given in Box 1.

SEA analysis works only on responses to random excitations. Most of the entities introduced into the theory are quadratic operators, from which the rms values of the quantities concerned and their spectral decomposition are deduced.

1.1 Autocorrelation, power spectral density and autospectrum

A random signal x (t), a function of time t, is described to first order by its autocorrelation functionR xx and its amplitude distribution probability density. Random signals...

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