Hi Jerry,
Consider building a fractional frequency counter. In it, you will
measure both the time and number of input events.
Consider building a time-stamping counter, in which post-processing can
combine multiple timestamps (each holding time and event counters), as
post-processing can help to improve resolution.
Consider how you can achieve highest time resolution of your start time
and stop time, i.e. time-stamping.
Cheers,
Magnus
On 04/23/2017 09:14 AM, Jerry Hancock wrote:
Hello, I would like to find a person that would be able to answer some
frequency counter questions I have.
Basically, I am thinking of building my own using one of the high end STM32F7
boards as the counter. I would like it to count reliably to 12 digits (e.g.
30,000,000.001x hz). I am not worried about input conditioning as I have a
circuit that is suitable for my needs. Most of my questions have to do with
using a prescaler on the front (divide by N where what is N) to get to the
desired resolution when using multiples of the PPS coming from my GPSDO. Gate
times could be as long as needed to get the resolution. So what prescaler do I
need and what gate time is required are the first two questions. I suggest if
someone is willing to help that they either reply here with an email address or
send a note to meters at hanler dot com. This is for my own non-commercial use.
Thanks!
Jerry
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