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| This option transforms each external Synch input in afrequency to RPM converter (allows handling up to 6 torsional/acyclic inputs at a time). This integrated converter benefits of the high accuracy of the 3-Series analyzers Ext. synch inputs (over sampled up to 6.4 MHz). As a matter of fact the sampling of such pulse rate must bevery accurate in order to avoid speed jitter on the result. | | This option transforms each external Synch input in afrequency to RPM converter (allows handling up to 6 torsional/acyclic inputs at a time). This integrated converter benefits of the high accuracy of the 3-Series analyzers Ext. synch inputs (over sampled up to 6.4 MHz). As a matter of fact the sampling of such pulse rate must bevery accurate in order to avoid speed jitter on the result. |
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| The ext. synch input can be used as a:
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| 1. Trigger -> provides edge detection events
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| 2. Conventional tachometer -> provides RPM at each
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| 3. Torsional converter (option) -> provides
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| instantaneous RPM as a signal.
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| By selecting the third option (Torsional) in the ModeSetting, the ext. synch is made available as a standard inputproviding the RPM signal.The other settings to update are:
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| · Average size which acts as rpm smother when the
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| · Min/max speed which operates the same as for the
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| other tachometers.
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| · The missing teeth (0, 1 or 2) will create virtual pulse
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| when detecting missing pulses (1or 2 consecutives)
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| Pulses train
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| Converted RPM
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| · At least the filter which let you integrate or differentiate the RPM speed to getrespectively plane angle deviations and angular accelerations for the analyses.
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| ==Analyses== | | ==Analyses== |