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===Cam phasing versus variable duration=== The simplest form of VVT is ''cam-phasing'', whereby the phase angle of the [[camshaft]] is rotated forwards or backwards relative to the crankshaft. Thus the valves open and close earlier or later; however, the camshaft lift and duration cannot be altered solely with a cam-phasing system. Achieving variable duration on a VVT system requires a complex system, such as multiple cam profiles or oscillating cams.
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