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A DIMENSIONAL GROUP represents a specific type of measurement, and it is used to define the unit of measure derived from the BASE UNITS
For instance, an example of a DIMENSIONAL GROUP is ‘Velocity’, and its unit of measure can be derived from particular BASE UNITS entered into the equation 'Length' divided by 'Time' (m/s or meters/second).
You can examine the existing DIMENSIONAL GROUP's under the DEFAULT UNITS sub-branch for examples of its use.
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Essential Parameters: | |
Base Unit: | Name of new BASE UNIT created |
Optional Parameters: | |
Mass Exponent: | Exponent on Mass term in deriving BASE UNIT |
Length Exponent: | Exponent on Length term in deriving BASE UNIT |
Time Exponent: | Exponent on Time term in deriving BASE UNIT |
Angle Exponent: | Exponent on Angle term in deriving BASE UNIT |
Temperature Exponent: | Exponent on Temperature term in deriving BASE UNIT |
Base Unit Visible: | Select whether Users can see and use BASE UNIT (default→TRUE, FALSE) |