Tachometer Signal Characteristics

by Kyle S in 912 / 914 Technical Questions 6 years ago

I am working on a small engine monitor project which includes a tachometer. Can someone describe the characteristics of the tachometer signal from the 912? I am looking specifically for expected voltage ranges and distortions that I will need to filter. My engine is currently under overhaul so I can't get a scope on it.

Re: Tachometer Signal Characteristics

by Rob Seaton » 6 years ago

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see attachment

TachOscillogram.jpg (You do not have access to download this file.)

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Re: Tachometer Signal Characteristics

by Kyle S » 6 years ago

Kyle S

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Thanks that is exactly what I need. Do you know if there is an equivalent for the 582?

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Re: Tachometer Signal Characteristics

by Rob Seaton » 6 years ago

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I don't know, try posting that in the 2 stroke section

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Re: Tachometer Signal Characteristics

by Kevin Stewart » 6 years ago

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Any engine using an inductive pick-up is likely to have similar parameters. The amplitude gets larger as the frequency increases. I would rectify the negative pulse, limit the amplitude or block it and then bandpass/lowpass the signal.

I see that someone has done something for the 582 here:

https://hackaday.io/project/21324-modair-rotax-582-engine-interface-module

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