[time-nuts] Frequency counter recommendations

[Brooke Clarke]

Hi Had:

Me too.  Tje SR602's 16 digits always arranged the same way is really 
nice. A mostly real front panel with limited levels of menuing is OK.  
Got rid of my 53132 because although it could do very fast frequency 
measurements, it offered no advantage when doing time interval 
measurements.  The user hostile interface for both humans and computers 
on the 53132 was the straw that broke my back.

Have Fun,

Brooke Clarke

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Had wrote:

>Tom, et al
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>I have to go with the SR620 of the TI counters I have available, HP 
>5316B, 5370B and 5372A, the first one that gets an input is the 
>SR620. They all run off of external time bases but I just like the SR620 best.
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>Had, K7MLR
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>>The other counter that people swear by is the Stanford Research SR620
>>(see http://www.thinksrs.com/products/SR620.htm). I have seen it in use
>>in professional timing applications on at least 5 continents.
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>>73, Tom
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