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QHEarTHKIT®
SPECIFICATIONS
Resistance
Ranges
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Inductance
Ranges
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Capacitance
Ranges
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Oscillator
Frequencies
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External
Standard
Range.................04.
Power
Supply
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10
2
to
10
MQ
in
three
ranges.
10
wH
to
10
H
in
three
ranges.
10
pF
to
10
uF
in
three
ranges.
1
kHz,
10
kHz,
100
kHz.
1:1
to
10:1
(2)
9-volt
batteries,
and/or
Heathkit
Model
IPA-
Dawar
Ont.
5280-1
Power
Supply.
3-1/2
Ibs.
(1.6
kg).
The
Heath
Company
reserves
the
right
to
discontinue
products
and
to
change
specifications
at
any
time
without
incurring
any
obligation
to
incorporate
new
features
in
products
previously
sold.
Refer
to
the
Block
Diagram
(Illustration
Booklet,
Page
8)
and
Schematic
Diagram
(fold-in)
as
you
read
the
“Circuit
Description.”
ar)
=
as
1
of
Pictorial
7-1
shows
the
configuration
for
a
heatstone
Bridge.
When
all
the
values
of
R
are
ual,
the
voltage
at
point
A
will
equal
the
voltage
at
Ta
wa
“halaman
ation”
}o
balanced
bridge.
e =
a)
<
<
—_
¢
-
i?)
int
B
and
the
meter
will
indicate
“0”
(no
current
Assume
that
R3
is
an
unknown
value.
If
the
bridge
becomes
unbalanced,
the
voltages
at
points
A
and
B
become
unequal,
and
the
meter
deflects
and
indicates
the
difference
voltage.
By
adjusting
R1
to
give
a
bal-
anced
bridge
condition,
you
will
now
know
the
value
of
R3,
since
it
is
equal
to
R1.
R1
is
usually
a
calibrated
control
or
a
step-type
variable
resistor
for
conveni-
ence
of
adjustment
and
readout.