Best Frequency Meter ever made with ESP32 - awesome!
Re: Best Frequency Meter ever made with ESP32 - awesome!
Hello! Thanks a lot for the project!
However, my task is to measure the frequency below or equal to 40 kHz. Please tell me if there is some easier way to do this? Your code does not suit, since I have only one free gpio, and with your approach, at least three are needed
However, my task is to measure the frequency below or equal to 40 kHz. Please tell me if there is some easier way to do this? Your code does not suit, since I have only one free gpio, and with your approach, at least three are needed
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Re: Best Frequency Meter ever made with ESP32 - awesome!
Hi Deviashin,
As described in the project, you must use three gpios to make the frequency meter.
Use a Port expander for your other needs.
As described in the project, you must use three gpios to make the frequency meter.
Use a Port expander for your other needs.
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Hi Gustavo,
Thank you for sharing your project!
Parabéns!
Thank you for sharing your project!
Parabéns!
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Hi Minatel,
did you test the project?
Thank you,
Gustavo
did you test the project?
Thank you,
Gustavo
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Hi Gustavo,
It's on my list!
It's on my list!
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Re: Best Frequency Meter ever made with ESP32 - awesome!
Hello Gustavo. Thank you for sharing this project with the community.
I have a question: what would be the shortest time for sampling a frequency? Can it be in the ms range of time?
Greetings form Portugal
Luis
I have a question: what would be the shortest time for sampling a frequency? Can it be in the ms range of time?
Greetings form Portugal
Luis
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Hello Luis,
" What would be the shortest time for sampling a frequency?"
In our project, the sampling time was defined as one second, to give more precision in measuring the frequency.
sample_time = 1000000; ( one million microseconds)
There is nothing to reduce this time, but be aware that you will lose accuracy and that you will have to multiply the measurement value to calculate the frequency..
Best Regards
Gustavo Murta
" What would be the shortest time for sampling a frequency?"
In our project, the sampling time was defined as one second, to give more precision in measuring the frequency.
sample_time = 1000000; ( one million microseconds)
There is nothing to reduce this time, but be aware that you will lose accuracy and that you will have to multiply the measurement value to calculate the frequency..
Best Regards
Gustavo Murta
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Re: Best Frequency Meter ever made with ESP32 - awesome!
Obrigado Gustavo. I'm develop a wireless fencing scoring system for our club (esgrima) and the wireless part of the system is working very well with ESP32 wonting on ESPNOW, except for the "lack of common ground problem". I need to cancel all the hits to the hand guard and was hopping to do this by detecting a frequency injected on the opponent's metal hand guard. This problem is commonly solved by detecting the capacitance of the hand guard compared with the body but I couldn't find any good solution for this. Would you be willing to help on finding a solution for this problem?
My email is luisr320 @ gmail . com.
My email is luisr320 @ gmail . com.
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Bom dia Luis,
If you need help with any project, I suggest you open a new topic in the Lab de Garagem.
https://labdegaragem.com/
https://labdegaragem.com/forum/topic/new
Best regards,
Gustavo Murta
If you need help with any project, I suggest you open a new topic in the Lab de Garagem.
https://labdegaragem.com/
https://labdegaragem.com/forum/topic/new
Best regards,
Gustavo Murta
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Re: Best Frequency Meter ever made with ESP32 - awesome!
Hi Gustavo,
this is an amazing approach to frequency counting, congratulations!
I am not very familiar with interrups, but is it possible to read and count 2-3 frequency signals from different GPIOs at the same time?
Btw. please, allow me a little comment:
this is an amazing approach to frequency counting, congratulations!
I am not very familiar with interrups, but is it possible to read and count 2-3 frequency signals from different GPIOs at the same time?
Btw. please, allow me a little comment:
I think you mean micro-secondsjgustavoam wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 9:08 pmHello Luis,
" What would be the shortest time for sampling a frequency?"
In our project, the sampling time was defined as one second, to give more precision in measuring the frequency.
sample_time = 1000000; ( one million miliseconds)
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