NASA NTRS ยท 19890000436
Synchronizing Photography For High-Speed-Engine Research
Abstract
Light flashes when shaft reaches predetermined angle. Synchronization system facilitates visualization of flow in high-speed internal-combustion engines. Designed for cinematography and holographic interferometry, system synchronizes camera and light source with predetermined rotational angle of engine shaft. 10-bit resolution of absolute optical shaft encoder adapted, and 2 to tenth power combinations of 10-bit binary data computed to corresponding angle values. Pre-computed angle values programmed into EPROM's (erasable programmable read-only memories) to use as angle lookup table. Resolves shaft angle to within 0.35 degree at rotational speeds up to 73,240 revolutions per minute.
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Chun, K. S.. 1989-09-01. Synchronizing Photography For High-Speed-Engine Research. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890000436
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