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split dynamometer ()

An electric dynamometer having two coils so arranged that one carries the primary current, and the other the secondary current, of a transformer.

split dynamometer Sentence Examples

  1. The split dynamometer provided accurate measurements of torque and speed during the engine testing.
  2. The race car's drivetrain was diagnosed using a split dynamometer to pinpoint a transmission issue.
  3. By using a split dynamometer, engineers were able to analyze the performance of each wheel independently.
  4. The split dynamometer helped calibrate the car's suspension and ensure even distribution of power.
  5. The split dynamometer played a crucial role in optimizing the engine's fuel consumption and emissions.
  6. Engineers employed a split dynamometer to determine the maximum power output of the modified engine.
  7. The split dynamometer provided real-time data on the torque and speed of each axle, allowing for precise adjustments.
  8. By utilizing a split dynamometer, researchers were able to study the effects of different tire compounds on traction and handling.
  9. The split dynamometer revealed imbalances in the vehicle's power delivery, leading to improvements in drivability.
  10. The split dynamometer proved invaluable in tuning the vehicle's performance for optimal lap times on the racetrack.

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An electric dynamometer having two coils so arranged that one carries the primary current, and the other the secondary current, of a transformer.

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The split dynamometer provided accurate measurements of torque and speed during the engine testing.

The race car's drivetrain was diagnosed using a split dynamometer to pinpoint a transmission issue.

By using a split dynamometer, engineers were able to analyze the performance of each wheel independently.

The split dynamometer helped calibrate the car's suspension and ensure even distribution of power.