nCode GlyphWorks: Signal Processing and Test Data Analysis (Online)

Learning Objectives

• Solve engineering problems by applying analysis techniques including signal processing, statistical analysis and durability assessment with pre-designed engineering functions called ‘glyphs’
• Display results by time series, histogram, charts and reports, synchronizing measured signals with GPS and video and interpret results
• Identify and correct errors and problems with measured data
• Identify and analyze channels of interest
• Identify and extract key sections of measured signals
• Perform math operations on single, multiple and combined channels
• Classify data into rainflow cycle counts, FFT-PSD and other statistical measures
• Perform durability analysis, including strain gauge rosette processing, fatigue analysis and crack growth
• Replace frequently used groups of glyphs with a SuperGlyph
• Create custom glyphs using Python or MATLAB
• Import/export third party data formats

Who should attend

The nCode GlyphWorks: Signal Processing and Test Data Analysis course is aimed at engineers who need to analyze measured test data. This data is typically channels like strain, acceleration, load, temperature, etc. from the field, proving ground or laboratory. It is assumed that attendees are familiar with data measurement practices and general signal processing concepts. No prior knowledge of nCode software is required.

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Requirements

Your course requires the use of a computer with a licensed nCode software installation and an audio device with a microphone. All registrants will receive a temporary nCode software license.

Instuctors will make use of their own webcam. Webcams for attendees is optional.