Re: frequency meter
- From: "xpyttl" <xpyttl_NOSPAM@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 4 Jul 2006 08:15:24 -0400
If you aren't afraid of picking up a soldering iron, it is pretty cheap and
easy to build a counter. Counters count -- really --, so precision is
completely dependent on how long you are willing to wait. 1 second = 1 Hz,
10 seconds = 0.1 Hz. Counters up to about 60 MHz can be built for under
$15. (Well, OK, if your junk box isn't very good, and you don't have other
projects, shipping for the parts will probably double or triple the cost.)
Accuracy is dependent on a crystal, so if you want to get under something
like 0.01% you are probably going to have to add an oven to the typical
designs you will find on the web. For "a few MHZ", construction is very
non-critical. Take a look at OM3CPH's designs for a starting place.
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"Kirk" <kirkmcloren@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1151976452.561672.72470@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I have looked at used eqpt etc and kits. Most kits are partial kits.
How I wish Heath were still in business :(
Any recommendations for a frequency meter of good accuracy. I dont need
high frequency capability - a few MHz is good enough but I need good
accuracy.
thanks
Kirk
KC7THL
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