Learn How to Make Arduino based Digital Hand-Held Tachometer Using IR Sensor | DIY Projects

Now make your own digital tachometer using just an IR sensor as the rpm meter and evive- an Arduino based embedded prototyping platform and simply code it in PictoBlox- a graphical programming platform based on Scratch blocks.

With this hand-held digital tachometer, get ready to sharpen your DIY-ing skills measure the RPM (Revolutions Per Minute) of any rotating objects such as motors, crankshafts, fans, etc.

Click on the link given to find the detailed instructions on making this hand-held tachometer along with the code to count the rpm:
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