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In large or high-resolution foam samples, there can be millions of cells, which makes it nearly impossible to separate them manually and challenging to handle such a huge amount of data. The easy-to-use foam analysis features in VGSTUDIO MAX allow you to quantify such structures and derive meaningful statistics for your application.
Separate and characterize individual cells within structures, such as open and closed cell foams to quantify them individually, visualize strut thicknesses locally, and aggregate both strut thicknesses and cell properties to global statistics, such as histograms or scatter plots.
You can determine the following features for each cell:
You can determine the following face features:
Generate histograms for cell features either globally or in regions of interest.
Available features are:
Generate histograms for strut thickness. This allows you to, for example, determine the volume fraction of nodes and struts in foams or lattice structures.
To investigate the directional dependency of the cell volume, among others, you can plot cell features over thickness in a certain direction using the directional variability plot. This is achieved by calculating the average of a cell feature over a layer and displaying this average (along with the minimum and maximum values) as a function of the layer's position.
In addition to calculating and tolerancing parameters of individual cells, you can easily display dependencies between two parameters in a feature plot. For example, a plot of the the compactness against the volume for each individual cell may show that large cells are more spherical than small cells.