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Appendix 7 Calibration Procedure
A9
Appendix
For the calibration environment, see Section "Guaranteed accuracy conditions"
( p.168) of "9.3 Accuracy".
Calibration of the
Ohmmeter
Use the 9453 Four Terminal Lead as the connection lead.
Use standard resistors with excellent temperature characteristics that resist
deterioration over time.
To prevent influence by the lead, use four-terminal resistors (Non-inductive
type).
Use a resistor that will reflect the correct resistance at 1 kHz. With wire-wound
resistors, the inductance element is so large that the pure resistance (DC
resistance) does not equal the effective resistance (real part of impedance,
displayed on the instrument).
For connection of a standard resistor to the instrument, see the figure below.
Calibration of the
Voltmeter
Use a generator that can output a DC voltage of 1000 V DC.
For connection of a generator to the instrument, see the figure below.
Do not apply an alternating current from the instrument to the generator, as
the generator may malfunction.
Use a low-impedance voltage source.
The instrument may not operate properly with some generators.
Appendix 7 Calibration Procedure
Model BT3564
SENSE - Hi
SENSE - Lo
SOURCE - Hi
SOURCE - Lo
Standard
Resistor
SENSE - Hi
SOURCE - Hi
SENSE - Lo
SOURCE - Lo
+
-
DC Generator
Model BT3564
HIOKI BT3564A961-02

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