The Mode Lists are present in the following editors:
The Enhanced Frequency Domain Decomposition Peak Picking Editor
The Curve-fit Frequency Domain Decomposition Peak Picking Editor
The Stochastic Subspace Identification Editor for Merged Test Setups
Below is shown an example of the Mode List View.
The list presents the following information about an estimated mode:
Mode: A short information string presenting which estimator has been used to estimate the mode (FDD, EFDD, UPC-SSI, PC-SSI, CVA-SII or imported mode).
Frequency [Hz]: In case of multiple test setups, the presented value is the average of the natural frequency estimates of the individual test setups. In this case the standard deviation of the resulting natural frequency is presented in the following column (Std. Frequency [Hz]).
Damping ratio [%]: In case of multiple test setups, the presented value is the average of the damping ratio estimates of the individual test setup. In this case the standard deviation of the resulting damping ratio is presented in the following column (Std. Damping Ratio [%]).
Comment: A user-specified comment field about the mode. If one or more modes have been identified using the Automatic Modal Estimation dialog Found Automatically appears in the comment field.
Creation Date & Time: The time and date when the mode is created.
There are some general options which support all the above mentioned editors. These options are:
Delete estimated or / and imported modes
Write a comment to each estimated mode
The List View Organization
The modes shown in the Mode List can be shown in four different ways; Large Icon view, Small Icon view, List View and View Details view. The modes in the Mode List in the picture above are shown with details. The options are available in the View, List View Organization menu or from the context menu by clicking the right mouse button.
Export Modes
You can export modes by selecting the modes you want to export. This is done by marking the mode(s) with the left mouse button followed by a click on the right mouse button to enter the context menu. Then click on Export Modes and select the file format you want for the exported modes.
There are two kinds of file formats you can export to:
Note: You can also import modes by clicking on the Import Modes button in the toolbar. It is only possible to import modes which are stored in UFF file format (*.uff).
Delete Modes
You can delete modes by selecting the mode(s) you want to delete by marking the modes with the left mouse button.
From the context menu you can delete the selected mode(s) by clicking Delete Mode, by clicking the Delete button in the Main Toolbar or by pressing <Delete>
Write a comment to one of the modes
In the Comment field the user can write a comment to the selected mode if wanted. The comments are entered by double-clicking with the left mouse button on the white field as shown below: