Doepfer

Hi 

> sorry for asking a rather stupid question...but what equipment do you
> need in order to measure the frequency of an osc.??
Three porssibilities:
- use a frequency counter (the coolest looking are with with 
  nixie tubes ;) )
- use an oszilloscope: you can calculate the 
  frequency from the width of the waveform
- use a sound with known frequency, e.g. a tunable digital synth. Take 
  the signal with the asked frequency and divide it down until it is close 
  to the known frequency. Tune the known frequency until the beating stops.

Florian

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