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| * '''Missing teeth:''' This setting indicates the number of possible consecutive missing teeth (no pulses). In such case depending on the active mode: | | * '''Missing teeth:''' ''Torsional:'' : [[NVGate_Torsional|read Torsion page]] |
| * ''Torsional:'' the system interpolates the missing pulses intervals in order to maintain the instantaneous speed at a continuous level during the missing pulses.
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| OROS torsional function is able to manage fractional pulses. It offers to achieve torsional measurement on the field in a simple and easy way.
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| The empty area (missing teeth) length at the piano tape junction must be included between 1 and 3 teeth. The number of missing teeth must be set to the exact number of missing teeth: In this example: 2.
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| Note: the total number of teeth includes the missing teeth.
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| '''Attention''': The time lap of the first missing pulse must be longer than twice the time lap of the previous pulse interval
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| '''It is recommended to set the instrumentation in order to limit the number of missing pulse below 3s''': Indeed long interval without pulses will lead to a strong order 1 artefact in the instantaneous speed signal due to interpolation of sample. Remaining below 3 missing pulse provide correct measurements
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| * ''Tach:'' the system uses the missing teeth occurrence as the phase reference. | | * ''Tach:'' the system uses the missing teeth occurrence as the phase reference. |