tachometer question v8-v6
Ludis Langens
ludis at netcom.com
Thu Dec 11 12:38:17 GMT 1997
Terry K <terryk at foothill.net> wrote
>The LM1819 stuff is on the net at National Semicompactor. The tach schemo
>is in the data sheet. But it is PDF.
Where? I looked on the National web pages a few days ago (when this part
was first mentioned.) I couldn't find mention of an "1819" - either with
the search engine, or by browsing.
Adding some useful info: Some time ago I traced out the schematic of the
tach in my car. It uses a 16 pin chip - perhaps this LM1819. First there
is a freqency to voltage stage. Then there is an (analog) voltage to
dual coil gauge driver stage. The FtoV works with an RC circuit. The C
is probably 0.033 uF. The R is on the top layer of a hybrid resistor pack.
It looks laser trimmed. Considering that the cap needs to have a low
thermal coefficient, I'd change the resistor when converting a tach.
(Unless you're a tech at NASA or someplace...)
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