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This indicator is the [[NVGate_Time_Domain_Analysis#Available_results|peak amplitude]] of the vibration signal. It represent the maximal amplitude of the weighted signal. This indicator can be obtained in NVGate by [[NVGate Post Analysis|post-analysing]] the weighted signal with the [[NVGate Time Domain Analysis|TDA plugin of NVGate]].
This indicator is the [[NVGate_Time_Domain_Analysis#Available_results|peak amplitude]] of the vibration signal. It represent the maximal amplitude of the weighted signal. This indicator can be obtained in NVGate by [[NVGate Post Analysis|post-analysing]] the weighted signal with the [[NVGate Time Domain Analysis|TDA plugin of NVGate]].


======Crest Factor======
======MTVV======
The [[NVGate_Time_Domain_Analysis#Available_results|Crest Factor]] is the ratio of the peak and RMS amplitude of the vibration signal. It represent the predominance of the transient events in the weighted signal. This indicator can be obtained in NVGate by [[NVGate Post Analysis|post-analysing]] the weighted signal with the [[NVGate Time Domain Analysis|TDA plugin of NVGate]].
The MTVV is the Maximal Transient Vibration Value, obtained by......
 
The MTVV Tau is the integration time, expressed in seconds. This value can be edited before the calculation, but the ISO 2631 recommand to use 1 second. Therefore this is the default value of this parameter.


====In the toolkit====
====In the toolkit====

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