Dear Hyderiqbal,

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dynamic signal analysis & data acquisition - Kvalitest

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dynamic signal analysis & data acquisition - Crystal Instruments

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NI DIAdem: Data Mining, Analysis, and Report ... - National Instruments

www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/373082m.pdf

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Best regards

Dear Mr. Sheikmohamed,

I can say only regarding LabVIEW. They offer toolkit named Order Analysis Toolkit , you can easily find manual in the Internet. But I have no idea how good it works. If you prefer to avoid toolkits you may want to check the following link: http://www.ni.com/tutorial/9319/en/ , but the information (from link) is not directly related to order analysis (it is related with any raw data). Regarding the second part of the question, I do believe that there are additional frequencies besides fundamental and these contribute depending on their amplitude. These can be caused, for instance, by a motor flaws (speed fluctuation).

Best regards,

Dmitrii

I apologize, maybe I did not understand the second part of the question correctly. I suppose that yes, all the noise always multiples of fundamental frequency. But it is applicable only in case when emitted wave is cause by, for example, rotation only (i.e. only one source of noise is taken into consideration). Besides, you may want to check this article: Chapter Rotating machinery noise and vibration study