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Frequency counter with PIC16F628A
[Customadds id=643821] This is a frequency counter based on PIC16F628A. The original idea came from this project:LCD frequency counter. As you can see - very simple and yet elegant schematic. But I wanted to use 7-segment LED display, not LCD, so I found a second useful project: Simple ... Read More
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