Measuring and testing – Vehicle drive train – Rear end
Patent
1975-04-30
1976-09-07
Gill, James J.
Measuring and testing
Vehicle drive train
Rear end
G01M 1500
Patent
active
039787192
ABSTRACT:
A tachometer includes a transducer for sensing pressure variations at the end of the exhaust pipe, or other easily-accessible point, due to explosions in an internal combustion engine. The transducer produces a corresponding electrical signal having a prominent selected frequency component which varies in frequency in direct proportion with engine speed. As the engine speed is increased and decreased, the electrical signal is passed through an amplifier with automatic gain control, and through a tracking filter to separate the prominent frequency component from other components. The separated component may be applied to a frequency-measuring device calibrated to display the revolutions per minute of the engine, or to a computer which computes and displays the result of an acceleration burst test.
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Hadden Stephen Clow
Hulls Leonard Robin
Slaney Patrick John
Sutphin, Jr. Eldon Marvin
Ciarlante Anthony V.
Gill James J.
Norton Edward J.
Olson Carl V.
RCA Corporation
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