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  • Re: Make Your Own Stroboscopic Tachometer

    From my reading of the schematic, that is the connection for your frequency counter, so it is most likely a BNC jack. Data sheets for the two IC's (and their pinouts) are here: CD4017 TLC555...

  • Electronic Project I (Part 3) – 555 Timer with a Speaker

    555 Timers are very fun to encounter and experiment with. They can be used as a timer and can be set to a certain frequency. In Part II of Electronic Project I, we created a circuit that would get an LED to flash. This time we are going to add a speaker so that we can hear the frequency that is...

  • Make Your Own Stroboscopic Tachometer

    Several years ago I had a requirement to measure the rotational speed of some cooling fans. Ordinarily I would have put a drop of white-out on a fan blade, shone a bright light on it, and measured the frequency of reflected light with a phototransistor. Unfortunately the fan guard and filter scr...

  • Re: Reducing a 0-5v wire to output only 0-1.3v...help please

    Hey Guys, Shawn33 makes a good point. It might not be as simple as cutting down or defeating an analog voltage. If it is Pulse Width Modulation, the apparent voltage read by the voltmeter will be very misleading. For example, the 1.3V reading would actually be a 0 to 5V pulse at a rela...

  • Electronic Projects for Beginners - Notes Concerning Chips (Part V)

    Part I and II focused on components, but I felt that chips needed more clarification before I begin to use them in a project. This entry focuses on all you need to know about chips before you insert them into the breadboard. Different projects will focus on different kinds of chips, which will b...

  
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Fotronic Corporation / Test Equipment Depot
GFC-8131H Frequency Counter

Frequency counters are digital indicating meters for accurate measurement and display of square wave and pulse input signals. There are several types of frequency counters which differ in frequency ranges and the number of digits that can be displayed. A digital counter represents the count in digital form. A frequency counter is an electronic instrument used to measure frequency and time. Digi...

KineticSystems/GaGe
P635-8-channel frequency counter

The P635 is a single-width, 3U, PXI bus module with eight frequency measurement channels. This counter module can be used to monitor a variety of pulse sources. Moreover, its unique circuitry allows the monitoring of a wide range of frequencies without changing any module settings.

B&K Precision
3.5GHz Frequency Counter

# The model 1856D provides versatility and reliability for a broad spectrum of laboratory and service applications. RS232 Interface # Wide measuring range up to 3.5GHz # Bright nine digit LED display # Period mode for accurate low frequency measurement # Totalize mode permits counting of individual events # Accurate TCXO time base