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If I have a frequency of 29k Hz, then the period is 1/29000, which is 3.44 * 10^-5 second
Is this correct?
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If I have a frequency of 29k Hz, then the period is 1/29000, which is 3.44 * 10^-5 second
Is this correct?
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I am not sure about whether it is ms or second as when I try to read it from the scope I got .33 ms
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you mean I might have misread the scope?
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