Instrumentation

A stroboscope, also known as a tachometer, strobe, stroboscopic light, strobelight, is an instrument used to make a cyclically moving object appear to be slow-moving, or stationary so that the objects can be visible, otherwise, it can not be observed by naked eyes. The principle is by synchronizing the flash frequency to the movement of the observed object and emitting intensive light pulse of short duration, the object is always illuminated at the same point of its movement, so that it appears to the eye as if it were motionless. It is suitable for noncontact RPM measurement, inspection and observation of moving parts.
A high accuracy, digital readout, light duty stroboscope/tachometer that is ideal for inspecting and measuring the speed of moving gears, fans, centrifuges, pumps, motors and other equipment used in general industrial maintenance, production, quality control, laboratories and as well as for schools and colleges for demonstrating strobe action. Measurement of the speed of a rotating shaft and observing the print quality is a common requirement in many industrial and laboratory applications.

Features of the Instrument:

• Easy-to-read LCD digital display of flash rate
• Non-contact measurement and inspection
• Use imported flying rotary encoder, easy for accurate and simple yet stable, repeatable flash rate setting
• Use German Hyman flash tube with long lifetime
• "Multiply by 2" or "Divide by 2" buttons allow a quick check of actual RPM.
• When using the external trigger mode, it can achieve automatic graphic tracking.
• Two ways of measurement: FPM (flashes per minute) and HZ Internal components are independent, thus easy to be disassembled for problem solving.
• Fixed type