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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] Best way to measure RPMs
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The Cherry part I listed doesn't require an inductive bridge, just a pullup
resistor. I think counting gear teeth is a good idea regardless of the
sensing mechanism as it gives you free resolution.

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<div dir="ltr">The Cherry part I listed doesn&#39;t require an inductive bridge, just a pullup resistor. I think counting gear teeth is a good idea regardless of the sensing mechanism as it gives you free resolution. <br></div>

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