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Albury Wodonga Amateur Radio Club frequency measurement & calibration techniques

Frequency Measurement and Calibration Techniques

September 13, 2018

Some definitions need to be understood, the relationship of time and frequency.

Time is a measure of an event start to finish, with alternating current, the wave starts and ends (380 deg.) one cycle event, the measured time from when it starts to when it ends, is the period…

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