NASA NTRS · 19950065269
Tachometer Derived From Brushless Shaft-Angle Resolver
Abstract
Tachometer circuit operates in conjunction with brushless shaft-angle resolver. By performing sequence of straightforward mathematical operations on resolver signals and utilizing simple trigonometric identity, generates voltage proportional to rate of rotation of shaft. One advantage is use of brushless shaft-angle resolver as main source of rate signal: no brushes to wear out, no brush noise, and brushless resolvers have proven robustness. No switching of signals to generate noise. Another advantage, shaft-angle resolver used as shaft-angle sensor, tachometer input obtained without adding another sensor. Present circuit reduces overall size, weight, and cost of tachometer.
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Howard, David E., Smith, Dennis A.. 1995-03-01. Tachometer Derived From Brushless Shaft-Angle Resolver. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950065269
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