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RPM-Meter counter per magnetic pulses over time
#1
Hello,
 
I have a question:
 
Is it possible to make a function that the RPM shows?
 

Longer time ago I have (let) build a running small Stirling Motor and try to make a measurement of power (I know it is less) and speed.
 
I can place one or more small neodym magnets and see pulses in Phyphox, but it is not comfortable. I have to count manual and calculate for myself.


The result should be a shown number of RPM and, if it is not to much, an instrument like in a car. Maybe the range should be adjustable till 3000 RPM. This I think would be enough for me. Another user can need a higher speed. Measure time should be from 0 seconds to endless (max. 30 minutes?).



It would be great if I get an answer and this function.
 
Sorry for my English, I`m a German. And I don`t understand all rules in the forum.
 
Have a good day
 
Bhoney
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#2
Have you tried the magnetic spectrum experiment (“Magnetfeld-Spektrum”). We apply it in order to count revolutions per time of a fidget spinner, for instance. See also our mini series on spectra (German version).
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#3
(01-08-2024, 02:28 PM)Jens Noriʇzsɔɥ Wrote: Have you tried the magnetic spectrum experiment (“Magnetfeld-Spektrum”). We apply it in order to count revolutions per time of a fidget spinner, for instance. See also our mini series on spectra (German version).

Hi Jens,
no, I didn`t. But I will try it (not in near future).
Thanks
bhoney
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#4
Thank you,

I found a possibility.

Benno
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