[time-nuts] Which HP Frequency Counter?
Jean-Christophe Deschamps
jcd at q-e-d.org
Sat Mar 8 11:49:02 EST 2008
Dear group,
I consider buying a used lab frequency counter / timer --preferably
HP/Agilent-- covering from few mHz to perhaps 400 MHz. I'm worried
that models handling high frequencies seem to be limited to under 100
mV input signal max. I don't want to destroy an input channel each
other day when calibrating/repairing some instrument. Also are there
instruments with high impedance input? 50 Ohm is not quite right for
investigation in the guts of most designs.
Is it possible to find a not-too-old model under $800? I would like to
find something in France or UK or Europe, but it seems hopeless in this
budget. I would favor a repairable model (with available service docs
& schematics).
Your expert advises are more than welcome!
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