1Hz-50MHz Crystal Oscillator Frequency Counter DIY Kit

1Hz-50MHz Crystal Oscillator Frequency Counter Meter DIY Kit

Name: 1Hz-50MHz Crystal Oscillator Frequency Counter Meter DIY Kit
SKU: TS-T144
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1Hz-50MHz Crystal Oscillator Frequency Counter makes it easy to use. This kit is ideal for electronics enthusiasts as it helps test various crystal oscillators and circuits.

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SKU: TS-T144

Categories:DIY Electronic Projects, Soldering Practice Board, STEM & Educational Projects

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1Hz-50MHz Crystal Oscillator Frequency Counter Meter DIY Kit With a wide frequency range of 1Hz to 50MHz, it covers many applications.

This digital crystal oscillator tester kit is perfect for both beginners and professionals. Its compact design and simple assembly make it a great addition to any electronics toolkit.

Specifications:

Note: requires soldering and assembly.
Supply voltage: USB supply or 9V battery (not included)
Frequency Range: 1hz-50Mhz
Display Type) 7-segment LED
Resolution: 1Hz
Input Signal Type: Square wave or TTL logic
Accuracy: ±0.1%
Input Voltage Level: 0-5V (TTL compatible)
Measuring Method: Direct measurement
Display: Digits 6-digit LED display
Colour: Red PCB

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1Hz-50MHz Crystal Oscillator Frequency Counter Meter DIY Kit

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