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Process and an apparatus for measuring the angular velocity of a rotating member
   
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US Patent 4445087
Issued Date
April 24, 1984
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Mehnert; Walter (D-8012 Ottobrunn,DE)
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The instantaneous angular velocity of a rotating shaft or the like is translated from the relative rotation of a mark carrier, having a scale of marks, and a sensing device. A series of signals are produced and processed in a calibrating run and thereafter in a series of operating runs. In the calibrating run, the time distance of the sensed signals between at least one pair of the marks is measured and from it a calibrating value is calculated corresponding to the absolute angular distance between the marks and thereafter stored. During the operation runs, the instantaneous time distance of the sensed signals between the marks is measured and the instantaneous velocity is obtained by comparing it with the stored calibrating value.
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Published
April 24, 1984
Application Number
06/259,554
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May 1, 1981
US Classification
324/175   324/176
Int'l Classification
G01P   3/48   (20060101)   G01P   3/42   (20060101)  
Priority Data
May 14, 1980 [DE] 3018528
USPTO Field of Search
324/175   324/163   324/176   324/392  
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