Device for measuring vibration amplitude

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G01H 13/00 (2006.01) G01H 9/00 (2006.01)

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CA 1104368

DEVICE FOR MEASURING VIBRATION AMPLITUDE ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A device is provided for measuring the amplitude of vibration of a vibratory element. The vibratory element or reed has a vane attached to it extending between opposed fiber optics light guides. The vane has a mask portion which has slits forming alternating light-transmitting elements and opaque elements uniformly spaced in the direction of movement of the vane and lying in the path of light between the light guides. One of the light guides has a stationary mask with at least one slit corresponding in size and orientation to those of the vane. When light is transmitted from one of the light guides to the other while the vibratory member is vibrating, the light must pass through the slits of the masks and is alternately transmitted and cut off. By counting the number of minimum light transmissions, therefore, the amplitude of the vibration can be determined.

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