Method of detecting the number of revolutions of internal combus

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364565, 364569, 73119A, G05B 1500

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a method of detecting the number of revolutions of an internal combustion engine. Utilizing the presence of a certain multiple relationship between the period of a top dead-center signal and the period of a cylinder discrimination signal, the present invention is constructed so that, with respect to clock signals to be counted for detecting the number of revolutions, between the period of a clock signal used when using the top dead-center signal and the period of a clock signal used when using the cylinder discrimination signal there exists a multiple relationship which is the same as the multiple relationship between the period of the top dead-center signal and that of the cylinder discrimination signal.

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