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Hz is revolutions per second, so RPM = Hz x 60.
by gonzo 12y ago
Hz is revolutions per second, so RPM = Hz x 60.
- lifeformed 12y agoBut is a single revolution equal to 1 Hz of audio? What if the blade made two click sounds in a single revolution. Wouldn't that double the pitch, compared to a blade that made a single click?
- TheLoneWolfling 12y agoTrue. But most of the time the fundamental will be once per revolution.
- arcticsilo 12y ago(Blog author here) If you check out the spectrograms you'll see that there are a lot of different frequencies in the audio. I wasn't sure if the most powerful frequency would be the true rotation rate, so that's why I wanted to have a separate method to check. However, as TheLoneWolfing mentioned, it turns out that the most powerful frequency is indeed once per revolution.