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I am trying to locate an "Off the shelf" frequency divider to convert relatively high (100 Hz) pulses to say 10 Hz (i.e. divide by 10). The
input signal is the pulse output (open collector at 24V) from a flowmeter. The output from the frequency divider needs to be 120VAC for use as an input to a PLC.
I have located a number of devices which will divide the frequency, however the divided output is either a very narrow (30 micro sec) or a ratio of the incoming pulse train. (If freq. in = 100Hz and the dive ratio = 10, then the output pulse width is 100Hz x 1/10 = 10Hz. This second method is suitable, but it would be nice to be able to
adjust the output pulse width.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance, Neil Waelder, Electrical Engineer, Bomac Inc,
input signal is the pulse output (open collector at 24V) from a flowmeter. The output from the frequency divider needs to be 120VAC for use as an input to a PLC.
I have located a number of devices which will divide the frequency, however the divided output is either a very narrow (30 micro sec) or a ratio of the incoming pulse train. (If freq. in = 100Hz and the dive ratio = 10, then the output pulse width is 100Hz x 1/10 = 10Hz. This second method is suitable, but it would be nice to be able to
adjust the output pulse width.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance, Neil Waelder, Electrical Engineer, Bomac Inc,