Basic use of tachometer and parameters to set for wireless frequency meters

I am in Btech final year and I am looking for the knowledge to learn about mechanical parameter which will be useful to set on wireless pulse transmitter as per requirement while interfacing with Arduino to create the wireless Tachometer solution.Any suggestions on his will be a great help Thanks in advance Bart

Hi Bart-What sort of parameters have you been given?  Is the tachometer optical, electrical, or mechanical?   Will the Arduino be at the transmitting or receiving end (or both)? What sort of display will you be using? How will you select the number of pulses per revolution (or number of revolutions per pulse)?If you can fill us in a bit more we may be able to point you to some sources of information.-Rick 

Bart,If you are asking specifically about parameters for the pulse/frequency transmitter, It's not clear that you need to set the measurement range on that part.One thing you will need to know in your project is how many pulses you will get per revolution. This is a function of the sensor used on the motor. If you are selecting a sensor, you need to consider the maximum RPM that you need to measure. This determines the maximum pulses per revolution you can have. Your transmitter can measure 10kHz max (1ok pulses/sec). For example if you want to measure 6000 RPM that would be 100 rev/sec so you could have 100 pulses/rev. But that would be the max and you are better off being somewhat lower to give some margin in your design.
Good luck and let us know if you have more questions