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COUNTING DEVICE FOR MEASURING REPETITION RATE OF PULSE SIGNAL
   
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US Patent 3643159
Issued Date
February 15, 1972
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Inventors
Seki; Kunio (Higashimurayama-shi,JA)
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A counting device for measuring the repetition rate of a pulse signal which uses a monostable multivibrator including a constant-voltage diode connected in parallel with one of two switching elements which are connected in a monostable multivibrator configuration, thereby producing a measuring output signal which is independent of any voltage change in the operating power source for the monostable multivibrator.
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Owner
Hitachi, Ltd. (Tokyo,JA)
Published
February 15, 1972
Application Number
04/857,421
Filed
September 12, 1969
US Classification
324/169   327/227
Int'l Classification
G01P   3/42   (20060101)   G01P   3/48   (20060101)   G01R   23/00   (20060101)   G01R   23/09   (20060101)   H03K   3/284   (20060101)   H03K   3/00   (20060101)   H03K   5/01   (20060101)  
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Sep 14, 1968 [JA] 43/66472 Nov 08, 1968 [JA] 43/81254
USPTO Field of Search
324/69   324/70   324/78I   324/78E   324/166   324/167   324/168   324/169   324/170   324/171   324/172   324/173   324/174   324/175   307/273  
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