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Update index.rst Typo correction
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I corrected a few typos in the texts
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AndreaJEREMIE committed Apr 17, 2024
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Acceleration
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In the following plot we show the PSD acceleration for sensor 1 - z axis and for every fan speed. We see that there is a narrow peak at about 38 Hz which is visible
for almost every speed. As the peak is present when the fans are not running, it is clear that its origin is not rekated to the FCU.
In the following plot we show the PSD acceleration for sensor 3 - z axis and for every fan speed. We see that there is a narrow peak at about 38 Hz which is visible
for almost every speed. As the peak is present when the fans are not running, it is clear that its origin is not related to the FCU.

.. figure:: /_static/images/psd_sensor_3_axis_z.png
:name: psd_sensor_3_axis_z
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Cumulative displacement for Sensor 1 and x axis

As expected the highest contributions to the displacement is coming from the the low frequencies. The effect of the FCU on the displacement is only noticeable for the first dataset
As expected the highest contributions to the displacement is coming from the low frequencies. The effect of the FCU on the displacement is only noticeable for the first dataset
with fans running at 100% speed. This effect is not visible in the second 100% speed dataset (which is much shorter). The same behavior is observable for all the sensors and all
the axes.

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