nClick on the box next to the damping coefficient to put a P there. That makes it an input parameter.n
Click on the box next to the Maximum Amplitude result to put a P there. That makes it an output parameter.n
In Workbench, there is a Parameter Set bar. Click on that to see the Table of Design Points.n
If you click the Update All Design Points button at the top, ANSYS will automatically run the Harmonic Response for each row in the table. That is a simple parameter sweep. If you only had one Damping value at one frequency, that might be all you need.nYou could drop a Response Surface Optimization from the Toolbox under the Parameter Set if you have many frequencies and are looking to minimize the total error.n
Click on the box next to the Maximum Amplitude result to put a P there. That makes it an output parameter.nIn Workbench, there is a Parameter Set bar. Click on that to see the Table of Design Points.nIf you click the Update All Design Points button at the top, ANSYS will automatically run the Harmonic Response for each row in the table. That is a simple parameter sweep. If you only had one Damping value at one frequency, that might be all you need.nYou could drop a Response Surface Optimization from the Toolbox under the Parameter Set if you have many frequencies and are looking to minimize the total error.n
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