jBEAM 2024.4
Releasedate: Jan 6, 2025
Learn more about the highlights of version 2024.4
New Crash Calculations BrIC and DAMAGE
The new Crash calculations BrIC (Brain Injury Criterion) and DAMAGE (THOR Brain Injury) supplement the head injury calculations. Angular velocities (BrIC, DAMAGE) or angular accelerations (DAMAGE) of the head in all 3 dimensions are expected as input data, prefiltered with a CFC filter. Additional results can be selected.
NVH – Octave Analysis Reworked
Especially for the requirements of NVH applications, the octave analysis (calculation Vibration Analysis – (Third) Octave Analysis) has been reworked so that the frequency bands comply with the ANSI standard.
New function in Formula Editor: join()
The new function join() of the Formula Editor for Numeric Objects concatenates all values of a channel to one string. The values of the input data object are interpreted as character strings and concatenated one after the other, separated by a text of your choice.
New options for matrices in Partial Curve
The Partial Curve calculation now offers 3 options for splitting into matrix columns which control the behaviour of the calculation when the columns limit is reached. Besides “error” and “into last column” which correspond to the previous opportunities, the new option “discard“ allows to ignore all surplus values. Thus, a logical selection is given for the case that the defined maximum number of columns is not sufficient to hold all ranges.
Class boundaries in histogram via dataobject
In Stat. Frequency 1D (histogram) and Stat. Frequency 2D, the class boundaries can now be defined via dataobject. For channel groups as input data, the class boundaries can also be defined as channel group. The channels are then assigned by index. Both the dataobject-controlled and the manual class boundaries are now even sorted.
Vibration analysis related modules in Lab Pro
A variety of calculations related to vibration analysis have been added to the Lab Pro Edition. These are: Auto Correlation, Auto Spectrum, Coherence Quotient, Complex FFT, Convolution, Cross Correlation, Cross Spectrum, Inverse FFT, Order Analysis, Real FFT, (Third) Octave Analysis.
Cursors Controlling Each Other
The cursors of two graphs can be configured such that they control each other. Thus, not only in xy-curves but also in matrix graphs and spectrograms both cursors can be shifted via either of the two graphs.
Improved Initial Appearance of Realtime Graphs
The Realtime Graphics Digital Display, Bar Graph and Needle Indicator have received new initial settings. The colors have been adjusted to match the new color scheme of other graphic elements, and the 3D background has been removed. If wished, the previous appearance can be maintained and defined as presetting for new graphs via Default configuration.
Importer: Create CMAP file from project
All importers supporting channel mapping now offer to restore the channel name and unit mapping file (.cmap) out of a stored project containing mapping in case it is no longer available.
MDF Importer: Storable Channel Settings
There is a new option to save channel settings in the MDF importer which allows to merge the settings of several import files into one setting file. Possible errors in the channel setting file (.chs) and deviations between current and stored configuration are displayed.
„Missing Channels“ Options for Multi File Import
The Multi File Import has been extended by options on how the “Missing channels” result channel should be filled. The new option “an unresolved data element references it” makes it possible to record for each imported file which channels used in jBEAM calculations and graphics are missing in the respective file.
maXYmos CSV Importer in all Editions
The maXYmos CSV Importer, announced as prototype in last release, is now available as Beta status in all jBEAM editions. For better support of the format, the import of meta data and other properties has been added.
More features are to be expected in the next releases.
Extension of Project Analysis
The jBEAM Project Analyzer has been extended by a sequential mode which enables to analyze each step of the Multi File Importer. Separated into unresolved input objects and result objects with errors, the results of the individual import steps can be published and summarized over all steps. This allows an analysis for completeness of each import file and a better tracing of errors.
Extension of Project Analysis
In addition, the Project Analyzer now allows to analyze and export selected properties of data objects. Thus, projects can be compared in different jBEAM versions. When changing to a new version, consistent results can be ensured, or possible differences identified more easily.
Signal Generator: Controllable Properties
The parameters of the Signal Generator can now be controlled via input fields. This provides a convenient way to change the generator settings directly in the template without opening the generator's configuration dialog, e.g. using the Property Editor control or the DataItem → Property conversion.
Block diagram: Improved Nodes/Edges Selection
For the selection of input and output nodes/edges, the context menu of the block diagram now offers 2 more entries: “Select input nodes and edges of component …” and “Select output nodes and edges of component …”. They allow to select step by step all consumers of results (output nodes) or all producers of input data objects (input nodes) of a specified component.
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