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The spectrum of PSD
Quote from sun on 3. March 2023, 08:58Hello, Professor David, I want to ask you if QBlade can see the spectrum diagram of power spectral density (m ^ 2/Hz) in the direction of Surge of the OC4 floating platform.I only found the spectrum of PSD (m) in QBlade.Thank you, Professor David.
Hello, Professor David, I want to ask you if QBlade can see the spectrum diagram of power spectral density (m ^ 2/Hz) in the direction of Surge of the OC4 floating platform.I only found the spectrum of PSD (m) in QBlade.Thank you, Professor David.
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Quote from David on 3. March 2023, 10:17Hi Sun,
What the graphs are showing is actually the PSD, its just that the axes names are not changed accordingly to represent this. In the graph settings under the “styles and axis” tab you can also set a log scale for the x and y axis, which is useful for the PSD plots.
BR,
David
Hi Sun,
What the graphs are showing is actually the PSD, its just that the axes names are not changed accordingly to represent this. In the graph settings under the “styles and axis” tab you can also set a log scale for the x and y axis, which is useful for the PSD plots.
BR,
David