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FM band frequency Measurement

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Ogeam

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I am currently working on fm transmission with LCD read-out to display the transmitter"s operating frequency. I have a know-how in micro-controller but since the controller cannot track a frequency that high, i am thinking on using serial in parrallel out shift register to divide the frequency for the controller to handle.
Please, out there, can you point to me a fast response shift register that can be used at a clock frequency of 108Mhz or do you have another idea for me to achieve this feat! Thanks as I anticipate your help.
 

Why don't you divide your FM frequency by 2 or 4 ??
You can also implement this divider by aid of High Speed CMOS circuits.
 

Why don't you divide your FM frequency by 2 or 4 ??
You can also implement this divider by aid of High Speed CMOS circuits.

This is my thought but getting a right frequency divider module with acceptable response is my concern. know anyone please?

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Thanks so much for your help, your second links solve the problem! Thanks.
 

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