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Does anyone here use a frequency counter to find frequencies "on-
site"? It looks like Optoelectronics is a big vendor of them. How useful are they? What features are important in a frequency counter? |
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"Jon M. Hanson" wrote in message
... Does anyone here use a frequency counter to find frequencies "on- site"? It looks like Optoelectronics is a big vendor of them. How useful are they? What features are important in a frequency counter? I have a couple of the RS counters. The last one I picked up was the 22-306 model. Got it on store closeout for $40... I also have 2 of their earlier models. When I got the 306, I should have looked and bought every one I could find. Only bad thing about the 306 is the selectable gate uses a 50-50 ratio to count and display. For example, in one case it counts for say 10 seconds to get an accurate count, then displays for 10 seconds, then counts, then displays.... It would have been a trivial matter is firmware to count for the gate, transfer to display, then reset the gate and count again. That way with a 1 second gate you'd get counts updating every 1.01 or so seconds instead of 2 seconds. Still, not too bad. Except for low frequecies when it does a 10 second or so gate and only updates the display every 20 seconds. Mike |
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