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Provision of frequency transducers for all electrical and nonelectrical quantities

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The production of frequency transducers of digital instruments for measuring various physical quantities is one of the most promising trends of development of modern electrical measuring techniques. The above-mentioned 24 types of frequency transducers for digital measuring instruments do not in any way exhaust all the possible varieties; however, they alone cover the greater part of measurable physical quantities.

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From the paper read at the second inter-university conference on production automation, held in Baku in October, 1960.

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Novitskii, P.V. Provision of frequency transducers for all electrical and nonelectrical quantities. Meas Tech 4, 278–283 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00977347

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