Engine synchronisers are systems that match and maintain equal rotational speeds or phase relationships between two or more engines on multi-engine aircraft, typically employing synchrophasing control to reduce cabin noise and vibration. They encompass speed-sensing transducers, phase-comparison circuitry, and actuator-driven propeller or throttle trim mechanisms operating within the broader propulsion control architecture.
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