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1.5 x10-17 Time (sec)<br />
Difference in correlation function (g 2 )<br />
1<br />
0.5<br />
0<br />
-0.5<br />
-1<br />
-1.5<br />
0 0.5 1<br />
Figure 7.21. Difference in correlation function estimates.<br />
7.2.3 ERA<br />
The ERA method is implemented on the Imote2 using the previously developed<br />
eigensolver and SVD functions. To study the validity of the implementation, the outputs<br />
from ERA on the Imote2 are compared with those calculated on the PC.<br />
While the algorithm is well-established as described in section 6.2, the algorithm<br />
implementation on Imote2 is subject to memory limitations, necessitating cautious<br />
consideration. One of the numerical operations requiring a large amount of memory is the<br />
SVD of the Hankel matrix as shown in Eq. (6.9) . The number of columns and rows is<br />
often in the hundreds. A Hankel matrix with more than a thousand rows is not uncommon.<br />
The Imote2’s 256 kB of on-board RAM, however, is filled to capacity by a double<br />
precision matrix of size . SVD of a matrix outputs two unitary matrices and a<br />
vector containing the singular values, further limiting the size of the matrix to be analyzed<br />
with ERA. In practice, some of the memory is already used by other variables, other<br />
programs, and the OS. Therefore, the size of the Hankel matrix on the Imote2 is limited by<br />
the available memory.<br />
A Hankel matrix, occupying about 19 kB of RAM, is employed for<br />
implementation of ERA on the Imote2. In general, a small Hankel matrix results in the<br />
inclusion of more noise modes in the modal identification. To avoid missing physical<br />
modes in modal identification, the number of nonzero singular values in Eq. (6.9) is<br />
assumed to be larger than the expected number of physical modes. Envisioning<br />
identification of the truss vibration modes in the frequency range lower than 100 Hz, the<br />
ERA implementation assumes 28 singular values as nonzero. Among 14 identified pairs of<br />
modes, those with a small modal amplitude coherence (Juang & Pappa, 1985) or with a<br />
large damping ratio are considered to be noise and are eliminated. Even after this noise<br />
mode elimination, modes that do not show clear peaks on the cross-spectral density plots<br />
may still be present in the identified sets of modes. The Imote2 first estimates the peaks of<br />
the cross-spectral density amplitudes as local maximums, and picks the ERA output<br />
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