Frequency Counter Calibration Procedure
A frequency counter is an electronic instrument used for measuring frequencies such as megahertz (MHz) from a signal generator.
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The device is often used for measuring the pulses per second in an electronic signal or the number of cycles of oscillation. A technician should test and calibrate the instrument annually to ensure accurate measuring. The Frequency Counter Calibration Procedure app will guide an app user through the entire calibration process. The app user will begin by recording the ambient temperature. If the ambient temperature is not within the proper range to test the device, the app user should perform verification at another location. Next, the user will connect the calibration instrument to a frequency counter, select the source on the calibrator, and select frequency values for measuring through the receiver of the frequency counter. The output of the signal generator should be standardized and the MHz frequency a known quantity to remove any measurement uncertainty. The user should follow the specifications of the calibration process while making a note of data measured using the record form app.
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