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  • UL 1244 listed
  • Mirrored scale
  • Broad range of accessories and probes
  • Wide range capabilities
  • Overload protection relay circuits
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    Go To Website
  • UL 1244 listed
  • Mirrored scale
  • Broad range of accessories and probes
  • Wide range capabilities
  • Overload protection relay circuits
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  • Description: The General Radio 1617A is a reconditioned Capacitance Bridge that is completely self-contained, including a 120 Hz generator, null detector, DC polarizing-voltage supply, and metering for bias voltage & leakage current.

  • Description: instrument is connected to the mains. The 5762N is equally suitable for use in the factory, to find faults in stock cable, or in the field to locate faults in an installed system. The fault is located by manually adjusting a potentiometer to find the null point as indicated on a front panel

    • Configuration: Benchtop
    • Test Features: Cable Fault Locator, Resistors

  • Description: accomplished automatically, with no level setting, nulling or meter ranging to be done. The measurement result appears on a 3 ½ digit LED display with no additional scale factoring necessary.

    • Frequency Range: 100 kHz

  • Description: of on-board MIDI effect controls, durable construction, intuitive layout, dual jog wheels, pitch fader, channel fader, cross fader and much more. The unit's Pitch/Fader/Volume lock function holds the last known Audio value and position until the NULL point is again reached. It is also easy

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    • Null Meter Application Guide Introduction
      For the new user, the Application Guides provide a basic understanding of the fundamentals of measurement process that use Null Meters. For the experienced user, the Application Guides provide a refresher on fundamentals but more importantly help the user moving from the use an older model null
    • Rationalizing Null Readings at Low Levels
      This Application Guide discusses the problems encountered when comparing nulls, especially nulls made in the micro-volt and nano-volt regions, between two null meters
    • Noise Reduction and Filtering Techniques
      This Application Guide discusses the use of filtering to improve null measurements when noise on the signal source makes measurements difficult or introduces error. This note also helps the experienced user compare a null meter with variable filtering with one that has fixed filtering
    • Input Bias Current Compensation
      This Application Guide describes the sources of input bias current on a high sensitivity instruments such as a null meter, the impact input bias current can have on measurements and how the user compensates for input bias current to minimize its impact on measurements.
    • High Sensitivity Bridge Connections
      This Application Guide discusses suggested instrument interconnections and supplemental filtering to allow maximum resolution when the AVM-2000, or other very high sensitivity null meters, are used in conjunction with such instruments as Reference Dividers, Kelvin Varley Dividers and other
    • Input Offset Voltage Compensation
      This Application Guide describes the sources of input offset voltage on a high sensitivity instruments such as a null meter, the impact input offset voltage can have on measurements and how the user compensates for input offset voltage to minimize its impact on measurements.

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