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The principle of a stroboscope is to study rotating, reciprocating, oscillating, or vibrations in objects. A stroboscope is used to make cyclically moving objects appear stationary or slower.
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What are the units for stroboscope?
my guess is rpm
What is the equipment called for measuring fan speed?
Stroboscope.
How can you use a stroboscope to find the pitch of a tuning fork?
bhb
What does a stroboscope look like?
A stroboscope is usually just a lamp, set to flash quickly and repeatedly with an often tuneable and consistent frequency. Strobes used to set the ignition timing on engines with spark plugs usually look a bit like a gun, but otherwise they can look like pretty much any lamp.
What is the definition of the word stroposcopes?
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Where is a stroboscopic tachometer used?
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