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How do you export the data from a curvature analysis (ie into excel) or even save the graphical output as an image?

Motor: 24 V DC, 6 A PWM: 15 A, 17 kHz (measured approximately from ocilliscope) The stain gauges are attached to a metal support which is mounted on a metal tube, which houses the motor. The gauges are insulated from the support. The motor controller and strain gauge amplifier have separate...

Test apparatus includes a DC permanent magnet motor and strain gauges. The speed of the motor is controlled from a PC through a pulsed width modulation controller board. When this motor is running at anything other than full speed, there is a large offset in the amplified strain gauge output (up...

I am trying to develop a method of classification for tooling complexity through the extent of double curvature of a surface. Whilst the Curvature Analysis provides a suitable graphical output for an individual curve the output from the Surface Curvature Analysis appears limited in a max and min...

I have checked the settings and they are all similar. The formula I am trying to use is - Ln((length(`Geometrical Set.1\Line.30`)+length(`Geometrical Set.1\Multi Output.17 (Project)\Project.30`)) /60 ) but still giving the error as before even placing "in" after each length.

I am trying to use the natural log function in a model to calculate a length, however I keep receiving the following alert- "Units are not homogeneous (m into Constant). We advise you to specify precise units for constants, otherwise the International System Units will be the default...