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Applications Tailored Solutions for different Applications According to typical measurement evaluations, it is possible to generate order cuts, speed cuts or frequency integrals out of a Campbell diagram. This enables an easy comparison of measured and simulated acoustic quantities. These quantities may be e.g., acceleration levels for structure borne noise evaluations as well as surface noise distributions compared with acoustic camera measurements. MNOISE can be used in a wide range of applications. Combustion engines eDrive systems with applied gear meshing end electromagnetic
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Modules Learn about our Modules MNOISE basic module MNOISE basic module includes all pre- and post-processing capabilities necessary for virtual acoustic evaluation of your component based on FE frequency response results. Acoustic measures of the near field are analyzed and clearly displayed. With MNOISE basic module one can detect critical areas and acoustic hotspots of the virtual component, which can be used as starting point for design improvements. MNOISE gear module MNOISE gear module is a multi-body solver especially designed to solve the parametric excitation
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MNOISE Pre- and post-processing Acoustic Simulations Pre- and post-processing Acoustic Simulations Acoustic requirements of automotive components have increased in importance over the recent years due to legal regulations, lightweight design, higher customer demands and especially due to the introduction of electrical vehicles with lower masking noises and high tonal noise content. MNOISE supports the simulation engineer at the acoustic evaluation of components based on Finite Element (FE) simulations. In combination with common FE tools, it enables an