====== Signal Rotation ======

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**Description:** \\
Moves a signal earlier in time (negative) or later (positive) by the given number of whole samples.

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**Use:** \\
This function can shift time domain signals so they can be better compared visually. Alternatively, it can be used to [[:en:wiki:anhang:glossar:phasenkorrektur|Time-align]] digital crossovers.

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**Example:** \\
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This example is a 3-way Neville Thiele crossover. Use Generate > [[:en:wiki:funktionen:generate:crossover|Crossover]] to create them and look at their behavior in the time domain below:\\
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Zoms in to the peaks in the time window: they all lie exactly above one another. If the peaks are marked with the left and right mouse buttons ....\\
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... You can see in the window on the right that the peak is at the exact time center of the filter. (Filter length 65536/2 = 32768) Depending on the curve selected by the radio buttons the position of the peak of the filter in the time domain can be seen.\\
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Now Choose e.g. the tweeter, (XO3) ... and "pushes" it with Signal Rotation in time +4 samples later. (1 sample at 48kHz = 3.57mm at the speed of sound in air)\\
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To check, the sample number of the peak ​​can be read next to the time-window.