Tachometer - Revision history

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 == GUI ==
-[[File:Tachometer.png]]
+[[File:Tachometer-gui.png]]
 The top box sets the configuration of what the speed is that outputs 50v.

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		+	{{Block
		+	\|blockname=Tachometer
		+	\|requirements=none
		+	\|image=Tachometer
		+	\|poweredby=Shaft Power
		+	\|type=Single
		+	\|stackable=Yes
		+	}}
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	The tachometer is an axle speed measurement tool. It outputs a voltage to a [[Signal Cable]] based on the configured low and high speed input.		The tachometer is an axle speed measurement tool. It outputs a voltage to a [[Signal Cable]] based on the configured low and high speed input.

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−	{{See ~~also\|~~Steam turbine example}}	+	== See Also ==
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		+	* [[Steam turbine example]]

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 The tachometer is an axle speed measurement tool. It outputs a voltage to a [[Signal Cable]] based on the configured low and high speed input.
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-=== Ex 2: Normal speed to voltage ratios ==
+=== Ex 2: Normal speed to voltage ratios ===
 Top: 600 rad/s

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 == Example ==
 Top: 400 rad/s
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−	The tachometer is an axle speed measurement tool. It outputs a voltage to a [[Signal ~~cable~~]] based on the configured low and high speed input.	+	The tachometer is an axle speed measurement tool. It outputs a voltage to a [[Signal Cable]] based on the configured low and high speed input.

	See an example of use in the [[Steam turbine example]].		See an example of use in the [[Steam turbine example]].