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Here’s a cool AVR based RPM meter for cars, Bitman writes –
I got an idea of making a digital RPM-meter for my car. First I made a filter and used to test my code with a dev-board.
Pulse comes straight for cars rpm-meter.
CAR: Honda Civic 1988 Dual Carburetor
MCU: Mega32The layout is a bit messy, but I think the pcb will tell the rest.
The filters main part is 7414 cause it has a Schmitt Trigger to make almost any kind of pulse to square wave.
Code uses interrupt to count the rising edges of the pulse in a time unit, which is around one second.
:: AVR Freaks – Link.
6 thoughts on “AVR based RPM meter for cars”
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Hey, Phil,
I can’t get into the link unless you are a member…
i registered, it was ez
A meter for revolutions per minute is typically called a tachometer. Just bein’ persnickety, but jeez man, its a tach, not a “novel contraption for deducing the revolutionary moments of a spinning axle performing useful work.”