Check out this nice simple method of achieving a 1Hz timebase. This is basically a lesson in dividing crystal frequencies in circuits to get the desired result. In this case, they are starting with… ...

He also wanted the timebase to be derived from the mains frequency. The result is a delve back into 1970s technology, and the type of project that’s now a pretty rare sight.

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For a timebase of 1 sec and using a 100-MHz Pentium PC, the frequency meter gives good results in the range of 10 Hz to 10 kHz with errors less than 0.26% for DOS and 0.94% for Windows (Figure 3).