Totally new member with little coding experience.
I created an Excel file that, among other things, calculates a rotor balancing solution for vibration analysts (e.g. field balancing a fan, blower, pump impeller, etc,). I would like to make this a mobile app using FlutterFlow. Am having much difficulty figuring out how to do this.
To start simple, a user will input vibration data in the form of magnitude and phase from an "Original" vibration state. The analyst then adds a known trial weight (a known amount of weight at a specific location on the spinning disk...this also entered as a magnitude and phase). After installing the trial weight, a new set of data is obtained, lets call it "Original plus Trial Weight". The app would then perform a subtraction "Original plus Trial Weight" - "Original" so that the effect vector (call it T), can be calculated. In order to perform the mathematics, the magnitude and phase (essentially a vector quantity) is converted into a complex number.
Once this is known, the amount of correction weight and its location on the disc to be balanced can be calculated and presented to the user (back in the form of magnitude and phase).
I believe I have figured out how to change the vector form into complex numbers and then back again in java script, but I am not sure how this is entered into FlutterFlow.
The screen would only show magnitude and phase (which is what the analyst needs). All the conversion and mathematic processes are done in the background.
Can all this be done using local state variable or do I need to have this performed in a remote call to a database?
Can anyone help me get started?
Thanks in advance
Jim P