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Article #20607Beat Frequency Counter ideas needed
From: G.COTSONAS
Date: Tue, 31 Jan 1989 19:24
Date: Tue, 31 Jan 1989 19:24
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I am interested in a cheap implementation of a circuit to
count and display (the value of) a beat frequency in the
range DC to 100Hz, low frequency stuff.
The prior stage of the circuit will probably be an op amp
summing two sine waves produced by a pair of 8038s (each
signal in the audio range, perhaps 100Hz to a few kHz).
Actually, it would be desirable to count the frequencies of
the two original signals, as well...
Advice would be appreciated. (I would be a bit embarrassed
asking this, without the caveat that I'm not a hardware
designer; I mostly sit on the software side of the fence :-))
Thank you.
George Cotsonas AT&T CPL/BL
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George P. Cotsonas
AT&T CPL/BL
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From: geopi@homxc.ATT.COM (G.COTSONAS)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Beat Frequency Counter ideas needed
Keywords: beat frequency counter circuit
I have a small, simple problem:
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Date: 31 Jan 89 19:24:03 GMT
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