Device for measuring the velocity of a magnetically receptive object
OwnerGerry W. Zajac, James M. Gallas +1inventors
InventorsGerry W. Zajac, James M. Gallas, Richard Panosh
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OwnerGerry W. Zajac, James M. Gallas +1inventors
InventorsGerry W. Zajac, James M. Gallas, Richard Panosh
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A device for measuring the speed of a golf club has a pair of coils spaced a given distance apart with each of the coils forming an oscillating electro-magnetic field which are positioned to interrupt the course of the head of a golf club. When a golf club head successively passes through the first and second oscillating magnetic fields, the natural frequency of the combined fields is altered. A detector circuit including a phase locked loop detects the change in frequency as the club successively pass through the two fields and the time elapsed is measured by a clock and recorded in the memory of a microprocessor which uses the information, along with the given distance between the fields to calculate the speed of the club.
The method of measuring the speed of an object having a magnetically conductive portion where said object is moving along a predetermined path, said method comprising the steps of
A device for measuring the speed of an object having a magnetically conductive element therein where said object moves along a predetermined path, said device comprising
A device for measuring the speed of an object having a magnetically conductive element therein where said object moves along a predetermined path, said device comprising
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