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Two components USB counter

A simple and stable solution for pulse counting. The need comes from counting the TTL pulses of charge or current integrators.

vjoco

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Inspired by:
https://hackaday.io/project/6258-two-component-usb-temperature-data-logger

for covering the need to upgrade the accelerator charge integrators.

--> Expecting to begin working on this arround 10 JAN 2016

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vjoco • 01/07/2016 at 15:22 • 0 comments

7 JAN 2016 -> order on RS performed, expected to receive the parts tomorrow
8 JAN 2016 -> components received --- huurraah!

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