NVGate Synchronous Order Analysis - Revision history

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2026-04-21T15:10:34Z

Order FFT

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	Transforms the order blocks into order spectra.		Transforms the order blocks into order spectra.

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	* '''Max speed''': defines the highest angular speed accepted. All revolutions with a speed higher than Max speed are rejected by the analysis.		* '''Max speed''': defines the highest angular speed accepted. All revolutions with a speed higher than Max speed are rejected by the analysis.
	The Max speed value is given by:		The Max speed value is given by:

2026-04-21T15:08:53Z

Order FFT

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	Transforms the order blocks into order spectra.		Transforms the order blocks into order spectra.

	[[File:~~SOA_help~~.jpg]]		[[File:512.jpg]]

	* '''Max speed''': defines the highest angular speed accepted. All revolutions with a speed higher than Max speed are rejected by the analysis.		* '''Max speed''': defines the highest angular speed accepted. All revolutions with a speed higher than Max speed are rejected by the analysis.

2026-04-17T17:47:44Z

Order FFT

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	The RPM velocity dynamic is defined by:		The RPM velocity dynamic is defined by:

	Max Speed / Min Speed = 64		Max Speed / Min Speed = 512

	* '''Max order'''[[Image:Reports_Tools_Ribbons_398.png]]: defines the highest order that can be computed. Range from 6,25 to 800.		* '''Max order'''[[Image:Reports_Tools_Ribbons_398.png]]: defines the highest order that can be computed. Range from 6,25 to 800.

2024-11-26T09:50:37Z

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	\|title=Order analysis and order tracking with OROS NVGate		\|title=Order analysis and order tracking with OROS NVGate

2024-01-04T16:03:16Z

Order FFT

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	====Order FFT====		====Order FFT====
	Transforms the order blocks into order spectra.		Transforms the order blocks into order spectra.

			[[File:SOA_help.jpg]]

	* '''Max speed''': defines the highest angular speed accepted. All revolutions with a speed higher than Max speed are rejected by the analysis.		* '''Max speed''': defines the highest angular speed accepted. All revolutions with a speed higher than Max speed are rejected by the analysis.

2022-02-14T13:18:55Z

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 * '''Inst. Order CrossCorr''': This result is available if correlation is selected in ''the Synch. Order x/Correlation ''and ''Synch. Order x x/Average/Domain is ''Spectral or Frequency synchronous. This result is not available if there is no cell checked in the ''Synch. Order x /Order FFT/Cross spectrum ''matrix
 * '''Avg. Order CrossCorr''': This result is available if correlation is selected in ''the Synch. Order x/Correlation ''and ''Synch. Order x x/Average/Domain is ''Spectral or Frequency synchronous. This result is not available if there is no cell checked in the ''Synch. Order x /Order FFT/Cross spectrum ''matrix
 ===Settings===

2022-01-20T10:18:17Z

NVGate SOA Plug in

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	[[Image:Order_analysis_18.png\|700px\|none]]		[[Image:Order_analysis_18.png\|700px\|none]]


			Set an accurate range peak is advice for more accurate results.
	===Connect track and display===		===Connect track and display===
	We advise using [[NVGate_Software_overview#GoToResult\|GoToResult]] result Wizard for connecting track and display SOA results.		We advise using [[NVGate_Software_overview#GoToResult\|GoToResult]] result Wizard for connecting track and display SOA results.

2022-01-18T08:55:58Z

NVGate SOA Plug in

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	This plug-in is used to perform synchronous order tracking (it is also used to compute time signals in post analysis mode with the Player module).		This plug-in is used to perform synchronous order tracking (it is also used to compute time signals in post analysis mode with the Player module).


	<u>'''Important Note:'''</u> The re-sampling filters do not provide correct results for signal above -96 dB. Thus, the SOA plug-will generate random data from signal amplitude lower than -96 dB/acquisition range. -96 dB means levels of approximately 1/8 200 of the front-end input range.

	~~E.g; With input range = 10 V peak, signal for the SOA must be larger than 10/8200 = 1.2 mV~~

	[[Image:Order_analysis_18.png\|700px\|none]]		[[Image:Order_analysis_18.png\|700px\|none]]

2021-12-09T13:52:39Z

Order FFT

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	* '''Phase Ref''': The phase reference for the computation of the Order FFT		* '''Phase Ref''': The phase reference for the computation of the Order FFT

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2021-12-09T13:51:44Z

Average

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	* '''Type''': The method of averaging the signal. There are four different averaging modes: Linear, Exponential, Peak hold, and Referenced Peak hold.		* '''Type''': The method of averaging the signal. There are four different averaging modes: Linear, Exponential, Peak hold, and Referenced Peak hold.

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	\|'''Description'''		\|'''Description'''