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#112077 - mobike plug Responding to: ???'s previous message |
The tacho is designed to readout the rpm of a mobike. The sensing is taken from the sparkplug line. If i am correct the minimum rpm of a bike is around 500rpm to a maximum of 10000rpm. There will be one pulse per two revolutions or 4 revolutions. So the frequency will be low.
So i decided to go with get the time between two pulses. If you go for such a precision the readout will become unusable at a higher frequency since it will read differently7 for every display. Motors do not run that stable. I would specify the accuracy in percent.
So i decided to go for lesser accuracy... 10rpm is that do Nandhu |
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