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|RMS of the weighted acceleration magnitude.  
|RMS of the weighted acceleration magnitude.  
|style="height:30px; width:100px;"|<math>a_v</math>
|Total RMS value calculated as a quadratic average of the three direction for each tri-axial sensor.
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======Aw======
======Aw======


The <math>A_w</math>  is the RMS of the weitheid acceleration signal. The weighting is applied in accordance with the direction set for each channel and the weighting filter defined for the direction.<br>
The <math>A_w</math>  is the RMS of the weighted acceleration signal. The weighting is applied in accordance with the direction set for each channel and the weighting filter defined for the direction.<br>


For each channel, the <math>A_w</math> and <math>A_w(T)</math> will be calculated. The <math>A_w(T)</math> is the Daily exposure value, defined as : <br>
For each channel, the <math>A_w</math> and <math>A_w(T)</math> will be calculated. The <math>A_w(T)</math> is the Daily exposure value, defined as : <br>
<math display="block" forcemathmode="5">A_w(T) = A_w*\sqrt{\frac{T_m}{T}}</math>  
<math display="block" forcemathmode="5">A_w(T) = A_w*\sqrt{\frac{T_m}{T}}</math>  
With <math>T_m</math> the duration of the measurement and <math>T</math> the total exposure duration represented by the "Reference time" parameter.
With <math>T_m</math> the duration of the measurement and <math>T</math> the total exposure duration represented by the "Reference time" parameter.
======av======
The <math>a_v</math>  is the total RMS vibration value of the weighted acceleration signal. This value will only be calculated if a sensor have been defined in the definition of direction window.
For each tri-axial sensor, the <math>a_v</math> will be calculated as a quadratic average of the weighted RMS value in the three directions :<br>
<math display="block" forcemathmode="5">a_v = \sqrt{a_{vX}*k_{X} + a_{vY}*k_{Y} + a_{vZ}*k_{Z}}</math>
With <math>k_{X,Y,Z}</math> a factor defined in the ISO 2631 as <math>k_{X}=k_{Y}=1.4</math> and <math>k_{Z}=1</math>


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

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