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NVGate allows achieving angular sampled analysis avoiding the artefacts introduced by the direct angular sampling. | NVGate allows achieving angular sampled analysis avoiding the artefacts introduced by the direct angular sampling. | ||
== | ==Annexe : Setting Pulse/rev and Missing teeth == | ||
With a piano tape, the gap at the junction is never a whole number of teeth: it is, for example, 2.4 teeth, never exactly 2 or 3. NVGate handles such a fractional gap perfectly, '''provided that the two settings are chosen as described below'''. A wrong choice gives no warning message, and the error on the speed can be small enough to go unnoticed. | With a piano tape, the gap at the junction is never a whole number of teeth: it is, for example, 2.4 teeth, never exactly 2 or 3. NVGate handles such a fractional gap perfectly, '''provided that the two settings are chosen as described below'''. A wrong choice gives no warning message, and the error on the speed can be small enough to go unnoticed. | ||