NASA NTRS ยท 19740020222
Implementation and extension of the impulse transfer function method for future application to the space shuttle project. Volume 2: Program description and user's guide
Abstract
The data processing procedures and the computer programs were developed to predict structural responses using the Impulse Transfer Function (ITF) method. There are three major steps in the process: (1) analog-to-digital (A-D) conversion of the test data to produce Phase I digital tapes (2) processing of the Phase I digital tapes to extract ITF's and storing them in a permanent data bank, and (3) predicting structural responses to a set of applied loads. The analog to digital conversion is performed by a standard package which will be described later in terms of the contents of the resulting Phase I digital tape. Two separate computer programs have been developed to perform the digital processing.
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Patterson, G.. 1973-04-01. Implementation and extension of the impulse transfer function method for future application to the space shuttle project. Volume 2: Program description and user's guide. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19740020222
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