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Journal Article

Author
Brown, E. B.
Title
The quadrature tachometer
In
Journal of the Institution of Electrical Engineers
Imprint
vol. 84, no. 508, Apr 1939, pp. 499-502
Url
https://doi.org/10.1049/jiee-1.1939.0078
Abstract

The theory of a new principle for an electrical tachometer is worked out, and experiments made in verification of this theory are described. The conclusion is reached that, working on this new principle, an electrical tachometer can be constructed which has several advantages over existing types.

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