High resolution and wide range shaft position transducer systems

Communications: electrical – Audible indication – Percussion-type sound producer

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250231SE, 340347M, H03K 1302, G01D 534

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043842755

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for producing digital signals signifying the angular position in each revolution and the number of revolutions of a shaft which rotates a plurality of times. The apparatus includes two rotary position transducers which are coupled to each other and to the shaft. Both of these transducers rotate a plurality of times in response to the rotations of the shaft, one of the transducers rotating at a different speed than the other. Each transducer produces signals which are individual to the respective transducer and are the same for each rotation of the respective transducer.

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