How to get output voltage from the tachometer output

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The discussion focuses on obtaining the output voltage from a tachometer to analyze the performance of a DC motor. To derive the transfer function for the DC motor, the user seeks a tachometer that can connect to an oscilloscope, allowing for the visualization of output voltage corresponding to RPM values. Magnetic pickups are frequently utilized, employing small wheels with interruptions or gear teeth as triggers to generate speed-based frequency pulses. This method effectively translates motor speed into a measurable voltage signal.

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  • Knowledge of oscilloscope operation and signal interpretation
  • Basic principles of magnetic pickups and pulse generation
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I have an assignment to find out the transfer function for the dc motor. In order
to get the transfer function for the dc motor, I need to get the dc motor graph, that means output voltage versus time when we applied step input to the dc motor. The problem is, the output of dc motor is in RPM. so I need to use the tachometer to get the speed of dc motor. So, what types of tachometer that can connected to oscilloscope in order to show the output voltage which represent the RPM value. other way, how to get the output voltage for dc motor.
 
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We use simple magnetic pick ups a lot of times. We put a small wheel with interruptions or use gear teeth as the triggers. When the triggers pass the pick up it gives you a pulse and thus a speed based frequency.
 

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