Instrument for measuring electrical resistance or reactance

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – Frequency of cyclic current or voltage

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ABSTRACT:
An instrument for measuring electrical resistance or reactance comprises a sine wave generator which generates an a.c. signal and reference signals for a phase sensitive detector. The a.c. signal is applied to a decade attenuator which adjusts its amplitude in dependence on a range switching. The signal is passed to a bridge section, wherein it is applied to a component to measure the value thereof. A voltage output, indicative of the value, is fed to a gain block, wherein its amplitude is re-adjusted in dependence on an input from the range switching. The voltage output is operated on by a phase sensitive detector and passes to a digital display. In the reactance mode, set by a function switching, the a.c. signal is phase shifted before being applied to the component, so that the voltage output is in phase with the reference signals.

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Maeda, An Automatic, Precision 1 Mhz Digital LCR Meter, 3-1974, pp. 2-9, hp Journal.

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