By Larry Cicchinelli View In Digital Edition
DIP meters are used to determine the frequency of tuned circuits. This device (with digital display) covers a frequency range of 1 MHz to 56 MHz, and can also be used as a frequency counter. It uses a PIC microprocessor for most of its digital requirements instead of discrete logic.
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