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>Gents,
>Is there a simple way to accurately measure the low resistance of a current
>meter shunt? I am trying to get my plate current and grid current meters
>calibrated and I need to verify the values of the shunt R but the Ip shunt
>is less than .3 ohms and the Ig shunt is less than 1.6 ohms. My Fluke 77BN
>is of no real help at these low values.
>
? One way to measure low resistance values is to put 1.000 ampere
through the unknown resistance. Measure the potential across the unknown
resistance with your Fluke. 1mV=1milli-ohm.
- later, Lane
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Rich...
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