Fluke 8062A - AC;DC Voltage (V); True RMS Measurement; Voltage Operation

Operation Instructions
Operation
2
2-11
2-11. AC/DC Voltage (V)
Selection of the ac or dc voltage (V) functions is described in Figure 2-6.
The 8062A offers five ac and five dc voltage ranges: 200 mV, 2V, 20V,
200V, and 750V ac/1000V dc. All ranges present a 10 M
Ω
input impedance,
which is shunted by <100 pF.
2000mA
A
A
COMMON
V Ω S
V
Ω
S
200mA
200
200k
200µA
DC
AC
200mV
200Ω
20mA
20
20k
2mA
2
2k
1000 DC
750 AC
MΩ
REL
1000V DC
750V AC
MAX
2A MAX
500V MAX
!
!
Low (-)
Voltage (V)
High (+)
1. Select a range.
2. Set AC/DC switch out
for DC, in for AC.
3. Press switch in to select
voltage function.
4. Ensure all other switches are out.
5. Connect the test leads as shown above.
6. Heed the input overload limits (Table 2-2) and connect the leads
to the circuit being measured.
7. Read the measured value on the display.
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Figure 2-6. Voltage Operation
2-12. True RMS Measurement
One of the most useful features of the 8062A is the direct measurement of
true rms or effective ac voltages and ac currents. Mathematically, rms is
defined as the square root of the sum of the squares of the ac and dc
components. In physical terms, rms is equivalent to the dc value that
dissipates the same amount of heat in a resistor as the original waveform.
The reason that rms is so valuable is that it greatly simplifies the analysis of