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Extract From 3 DCurve

This document provides instructions on how to install and use the ExtractFrom3DCurve macro in Flux software. The macro is designed to extract specific quantities such as minimum, maximum, rms, mean, rectified mean, and integral from a 3D curve, and create a new 2D curve based on the selected parameters. It includes detailed steps for installation and usage, along with input and output requirements for the macro.

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Extract From 3 DCurve

This document provides instructions on how to install and use the ExtractFrom3DCurve macro in Flux software. The macro is designed to extract specific quantities such as minimum, maximum, rms, mean, rectified mean, and integral from a 3D curve, and create a new 2D curve based on the selected parameters. It includes detailed steps for installation and usage, along with input and output requirements for the macro.

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Macros

How to use macro : Extract from 3D curve ?

Last update 03/04/2013


Version soft Flux V11.1 SP1
Author PL
Reviewers

Introduction This document deals with how to install a macro, and how to use the
ExtractFrom3DCurve macro. It will include the following topics:
• Macro definition: Extract from 3D curve
• Install a macro

Macro definition : ExtractFrom3DCurve

Goal of the This macro intends to extract some useful quantities from a 3D curve. Here is
macro an example. Let us imagine an alternator rotating at a given speed. A
parametric analysis is carried out versus different values of inductor voltage.
We can then display a 3D curve with voltage on one phase versus inductor
voltage and versus time (or here angular position).

From this curve we want to display the rms value of the voltage for each
value of the inductor voltage.

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The goal of the macro is to be able to extract from the 3D curve, specific
quantities such as minimum, maximum, rms, mean, rectified mean and
integral.

The macro is also working on a path vs parameter 3D curve.


The macro is not working with 3D grid.

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Macros

Install a macro

Path Macros delivered with Flux are directly installed in folder :


Installation C:\Program Files\Altair\2020\flux\Extensions\Macros

(If Flux is installed at the path proposed by default C:\Program Files\Altair)

Calling a macro In order to use a macro, you have to follow the next steps:

Step Actions
1 Open Flux
2 Click on [Project] [Macro] [Load], and select the right macro

3 To run a macro, you have to click on [Project] [Macro] [Run]

Then select the macro you want to run.

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Macros

Macro description

Folder Macros Description


ExtractFrom3DCurve.PFM Extract specific values from 3D curve and
create a new 2D curve. For instance extract
rms values versus parameter 1 of all curves
versus parameter 2.

Input:
• Select 3D curve
• Select axis of the new 2D curve
• Select specific quantity (min, max, mean,
recitifedmean, rms or integral)
Output:
• Display a new 2D curve which is the
specified quantity versus the selected axis

Folder Macros Description


ExtractFrom3DCurve.PFM Extraire des données (Vmax, Vmoy, Vmin,
Vrms,…) d’une courbe 3D et afficher la
courbe 2D résultante

Entrée:
• Selectionner une courbe 3D
• Selectionner un axe pour la courbe 2D à
afficher
• Selectionner une grandeur (min, max,
moyenne, vaeur efficace ou intégrale)
Sortie:
• Afficher la nouvelle courbe 2D en
function de l’axe choisi

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