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Fluke 76 - Performing a Continuity Test

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76
Service
2-6
OHMS AND
CAPACITANCE
VOLTAGE
SOURCE
A/D
INTEGRATE
REFERENCE
LOW
HIGH
R13
+
S1
R1, R8,
R12, RTI
ACTIVE
FILTER
A/D
INTEGRATE
UNKNOWN
R
HIGH
LOW
I
X
VR
X
VR
X
VR
REF
=
I
X•RX
IX•RREF
R
REF
R
X
=
+
R2
R
X
UNKNOWN
RESISTOR
VR
REF
3
7
Z1
1.0001k
REFERENCE
RESISTOR
S1
Z1
9.996M
2
1
6
7
9
7
l3f.eps
Figure 2-3. 400 Ohm Range Simplified Schematic
Current Functions 2-9.
Input current through R5+R6 (for mA) or R6 (for amps) develops a voltage that is
proportional to the input. The dc voltage is routed to the active filter and a/d converter
inside U4. Ac voltage is routed to the ac buffer, ac converter (U2), active filter, and a/d
converter. The 4 mA dc and 4A dc ranges use the a/d converter is 40 mV range. The 4
mA ac and 4A ac ranges use the (x10) ac buffer range.
Continuity, Low Ohms and Diode Test Functions 2-10.
Q13 provides the source current for the continuity, low Ohms and diode test functions.
Inputs are sensed through R2. R2 and R62 form a 10:1 divider for measuring voltages in
diode test and the 8 kΩ range of low Ohms. The continuity function is the 400 Ohm
range of low Ohms, and uses a comparator to turn on the beeper when the input is 20
Ohms. Low Ohms makes voltage measurements of the input to provide the higher
resolution readings of the 40 Ohm range. Diode test also makes voltage measurements of
the input. A single beep sounds when the input is 0.75V; a continuous tone sounds for
inputs 60 mV.

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