Operational Modal Analysis using NEXT-LSCE algorithm
LSCE_NEXT permits to identify modal parameters (frequency and modal damping) using the Natural Excitation Technique (NEXT) coupled to the Linear Square Complex Exponential (LSCE) method. This operational modal analysis algorithm is based only on sensors measurements and requires at least three sensors. This method is well adapted for multiple degrees of freedom systems in the case of white noise or ambient excitation particularly when the excitation cannot be measured. The choice of the identification order and the selection of the physical poles are assisted by a stabilization chart using frequency and damping convergence criteria. For more information, run the example file 'LSCE_NEXT_file_test.m'.
Some works using the proposed function can be found in the following references:
* B. Chomette and J-L. Le Carrou, Operational modal analysis applied to the concert harp, Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing 56, 81-91, 2015.
* J-L. Le Carrou, A. Paté and B. Chomette, Influence of the instrumentalist on the dynamics of the electric guitare, Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 146 (5), 3123-3130, 2019
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Baptiste Chomette (2024). Operational Modal Analysis using NEXT-LSCE algorithm (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/73489-operational-modal-analysis-using-next-lsce-algorithm), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .
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LSCE_NEXT
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1.0.4 | The function add_poles.m has been added to add poles to the stabilization chart using round marker with color
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1.0.3 | A few corrections in the description |
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1.0.2 | Some corrections in the description. |
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1.0.1 | New description |
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1.0.0 |