An instrument is described which measures microsecond time intervals by counting pulses from a 100-Mc CW oscillator; a commercially available scaler is employed as the major component. The over-all differential non-linearity of the instrument is ≤10−2. Data are stored in a magnetic core memory. The deadtime associated with measurement and storage has been minimized to permit use in experiments with pulsed accelerators.
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R. A. Lundy (1963) studied this question.
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