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The turbo gauges measures turbine speed, right?

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The turbo gauges measures turbine speed, right?

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The “turbo gauge”, commonly called a boost gauge, does not measure turbine speed. It measures the intake manifold pressure. Under light loads the boost gauge will indicate a vacuum due to the turbocharger shaft not rotating fast enough to create positive pressure (boost). Once load (throttle position) increases, the boost gauge will indicate a positive pressure.

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