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Instantaneous frequency meter with averaging capability based on interval duration measurement.

K Schmid·G Böhmer
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Abstract

The instantaneous frequency meter described uses an inexpensive hybrid module for on-line interval to frequency conversion and also has a digital low pass filter function. The device is not only a frequency to voltage converter but also is well suited to serve as an interface to a digital computer.

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K Schmid, G Böhmer. 1985. Instantaneous frequency meter with averaging capability based on interval duration measurement.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0013-4694(85)90955-1

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