Difference between revisions of "Tachometer"

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Between those points, it will automatically ramp the voltage in the correct way. Outside of that range, it will output the extreme voltage on that side of the bound.
 
Between those points, it will automatically ramp the voltage in the correct way. Outside of that range, it will output the extreme voltage on that side of the bound.
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== Example ==
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Top: 400 rad/s
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Bottom: 600 rad/s
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Speed (rad/s)
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! Voltage Output
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|-
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| 300
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| 50
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|-
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| 400
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| 50
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|-
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| 500
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| 25
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|-
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| 600
 +
| 0
 +
|-
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| 700
 +
| 0
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|}

Revision as of 21:14, 27 November 2017

The tachometer is an axle speed measurement tool. It outputs a voltage based on the configured low and high speed input.

See an example of use in the Steam turbine example.

GUI

Tachometer.png

The top box sets the configuration of what the speed is that outputs 50v.

The bottom box sets the configuration of what the speed is that outputs 0v.

Between those points, it will automatically ramp the voltage in the correct way. Outside of that range, it will output the extreme voltage on that side of the bound.

Example

Top: 400 rad/s Bottom: 600 rad/s

Speed (rad/s) Voltage Output
300 50
400 50
500 25
600 0
700 0