A system is described which measures microsecond time intervals by counting pulses from a 10-Mc ringing circuit. The data are accumulated in a magnetic core memory. The measured standard deviation of channel widths is ≤0.15%, and the drift in absolute time calibration is <0.1% for periods of several days.
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