AEMC 6240 User manual

MICRO-OHMMETER 6240
ENGLISH User Manual
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certifies that this instrument has been calibrated
using standards and instruments traceable to
international standards.
We guarantee that at the time of shipping your
instrument has met its published specifications.
An NIST traceable certificate may be
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by returning the instrument to our repair and
calibration facility, for a nominal charge.
The recommended calibration interval for this
instrument is 12 months and begins on the date of
receipt by the customer. For recalibration, please
use our calibration services. Refer to our repair
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Model #: 6240
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Table of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................. 4
1.1 International Electrical Symbols ................................................5
1.2 Definition ofMeasurementCategories .....................................5
1.3 ReceivingYourShipment ..........................................................5
1.4 OrderingInformation .................................................................6
1.4.1 AccessoriesandReplacementParts ............................6
2. PRODUCT FEATURES......................................................................... 7
2.1 Description ................................................................................7
2.2 Applications ..............................................................................8
2.3 KeyFeatures ............................................................................8
2.4 ControlFeatures .......................................................................9
2.5 ButtonFunctions .....................................................................10
2.6 DisplaySymbols .....................................................................11
3. SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................. 12
3.1 Electrical .................................................................................12
3.2 Mechanical .............................................................................. 13
3.3 Environmental .........................................................................14
3.4 Safety ...................................................................................... 14
4. OPERATION..................................................................................... 15
4.1 PrecautionsBeforeUse .......................................................... 15
4.2 InstrumentConfiguration (SET-UPmode) ..............................15
4.3 ResistanceMeasurements .....................................................16
4.3.1 MeasurementReadings .............................................. 17
4.3.2 ConnectionsandReadings ......................................... 17
4.3.3 Test Lead Connection .................................................18
4.4 RepetitiveMeasurements .......................................................18
4.5 MeasuringVeryLowResistance ............................................19
4.6 AutomaticRecording ..............................................................20
4.7 StoringResultsintoMemory ...................................................21
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4.8 RecallingResultsfromMemory .............................................. 22
4.9 ErasingMeasurementsfromMemory .....................................23
4.9.1 ErasingSelectedMeasurements ................................23
4.9.2 ErasingAllMeasurements ..........................................23
5. DATAVIEW®SOFTWARE................................................................... 24
5.1 InstallingDataView® ................................................................24
5.2 ConnectingtheInstrumenttoyourComputer ......................... 28
5.3 OpeningtheMicro-ohmmeterControlPanel ..........................29
5.4 Configuring theInstrument .....................................................30
5.5 DownloadingStoredTests ......................................................31
5.6 Saving/ExportingDatatoaSpreadsheetorPDFFile ............32
5.6.1 SavingDatatoSpreadsheetfromControlPanel ........32
5.6.2 ExportingDatatoaPDFfromDataView® ...................32
6. TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................................................ 33
6.1 ErrorMessages ......................................................................33
6.1.1 VoltagePresent ..........................................................33
6.1.2 Overrange ...................................................................34
6.1.3 NoisyMeasurement ....................................................34
6.1.4 Overheating ................................................................34
7. MAINTENANCE................................................................................ 35
7.1 Warning..................................................................................35
7.2 Cleaning ..................................................................................35
7.3 Charging/RechargingtheBattery ...........................................36
7.4 BatteryandFuseReplacement ..............................................37
RepairandCalibration ....................................................................38
TechnicalandSalesAssistance ......................................................38
Limited Warranty .............................................................................39
WarrantyRepairs ............................................................................39
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Micro-Ohmmeter Model 6240
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
WARNING
Thesesafetywarningsareprovidedtoensurethesafetyof
personnelandproperoperationoftheinstrument.
• Thisinstrumentisprotectedfromaccidentalvoltagesofnot
morethan50VwithrespecttoearthinmeasurementCat-
egoryIII.
• Donotattempttoperformanytestswiththisinstrumentuntil
youhavereadtheusermanual.
• Testsaretobecarriedoutonde-energizedcircuitsonly!
Never connect the unit to a live circuit.
• Makesurethatnoneoftheinputterminalsareconnected
andthattheswitchissettoOFFbeforepluggingintheAC
powertorechargethebatteryoftheinstrument.
• Makesuretheinternalbatteryisfullychargedpriortotesting.
Iftheinstrumenthasbeenleftunusedforseveralmonths,
rechargethebattery.
• Ifthecaseneedscleaning,donotuseanyalcoholoroil
basedcleaners.Preferablyusesoapywaterwithadamp
clothorsponge.Donotimmersethe6240micro-ohmmeter
inwater.
• Useconnectionaccessoriesofwhichtheovervoltagecat-
egoryandtheservicevoltagearegreaterthanorequalto
thoseofthemeasuringinstrument(50VCATIII).Useonly
accessoriesthatcomplywithsafetystandards(IEC61010-2-
031).
• Thetestleadsandmeasuringwiresmustbeingood
conditionandshouldbereplacedifthereisanyevidenceof
deterioration(insulationsplit,burnt,etc.).
•Troubleshootingandmetrologicalverification procedures
mustonlybeperformedbyqualified approvedpersonnel,or
thefactory.
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1.1 International Electrical Symbols
Signifies that the instrument is protected by double or reinforced insulation.
This symbol on the instrument indicates a WARNING and that the operator must refer
to the user manual for instructions before operating the instrument. In this manual,
the symbol preceding instructions indicates that if the instructions are not followed,
bodily injury, installation/sample and/or product damage may result.
Risk of electric shock. The voltage at the parts marked with this symbol may
be dangerous.
When disposed of, this product must be sorted for the recycling of electrical
and electronic equipment in accordance with WEEE directive 2002/96/EC.
1.2 Definition of Measurement Categories
CAT II: Formeasurementsperformedoncircuitsdirectlyconnectedto
theelectricaldistributionsystem.Examplesaremeasurements
onhouseholdappliancesorportabletools.
CAT III:Formeasurementsperformedinthebuildinginstallationat
thedistributionlevelsuchasonhardwiredequipmentin
fixed installationandcircuitbreakers.
CAT IV: Formeasurementsperformedattheprimaryelectricalsupply
(<1000V)suchasonprimaryovercurrentprotectiondevices,
ripplecontrolunits,ormeters.
1.3 Receiving Your Shipment
Uponreceivingyour shipment,makesurethatthecontentsareconsistent
withthepackinglist.Notifyyourdistributorofanymissingitems.Ifthe
equipmentappearstobedamaged,file aclaimimmediatelywiththe
carrierandnotifyyourdistributoratonce,givingadetaileddescriptionof
anydamage.Savethedamagedpackingcontainertosubstantiateyour
claim.
NOTE: Charge the instrument fully before use.
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1.4 Ordering Information
Micro-ohmmeter Model 6240 ............................................ Cat. #2129.80
Includes extra large tool bag, set of two 10ft Kelvin clips (10A - Hippo), set of two 10ft
Kelvin probes (1A - Spring Loaded), optical USB cable, US 115V power cord, two spare
fuses (12.5A), NiMH rechargeable battery pack, and USB stick supplied with product user
manual and DataView®software.
1.4.1 Accessories and Replacement Parts
Kelvinclips(10A-Hippo),10ftcolor-codedleads
withspadelugterminations ................................................. Cat. #1017.84
Kelvinclips(10A-Hippo),20ftcolor-codedleads
withspadelugterminations ................................................. Cat. #2118.70
KelvinProbes(1A-SpringLoaded),10ftwith4mmbanana
plugtermination(includessetof5forkterminals) ............... Cat. #2118.73
KelvinProbes(1A-SpringLoaded),20ftwith4mmbanana
plugtermination(includessetof5forkterminals) ............... Cat. #2118.74
KelvinProbesPistolGrip10ft(10A)SpringLoaded........... Cat. #2118.75
KelvinProbes10ft(10A)SpringLoaded ........................... Cat. #2118.77
KelvinClips10ft(1-10A) ..................................................... Cat. #2118.79
KelvinClips20ft(1-10A) ..................................................... Cat. #2118.80
Thermo-HygrometerModelCA846 .....................................Cat. #2121.24
OpticalUSBCable...............................................................Cat. #2135.41
ReplacementBattery6.5V,8.5AH ....................................... Cat. #2129.91
Fuse,setof5,12.5A/500V,6.3x32mm ............................. Cat. #2129.92
ExtraLargeClassicToolBag ..............................................Cat. #2133.73
Inverter–12VDCto120VAC200Wattforvehicleuse ......... Cat. #2135.43
115VPowerCordUS ..........................................................Cat. #5000.14
KelvinProbesPistolGrip20ft(10A)SpringLoaded........... Cat. #2118.76
KelvinProbes20ft(10A)SpringLoaded ........................... Cat. #2118.78
KelvinClips25ft(200A - Hippo) ......................................... Cat. #2129.72
KelvinClips50ft(200A - Hippo) ......................................... Cat. #2129.73
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CHAPTER 2
PRODUCT FEATURES
2.1 Description
TheMicro-ohmmeterModel6240isusedtoperformlowresistance
measurementsfrom5μΩ to 400Ω.Therearesixrangeswithtestcurrents
from10mAto10A.
Thefrontendofthemicro-ohmmeteremploysafour-wireKelvinconfigu-
ration,whicheliminatestestleadresistanceforameasurementaccuracy
of0.25%.Abuilt-incircuitfilters outACsignals.
TheMicro-ohmmeterModel6240ispackagedinasealedfield casewell
suitedforshopandfield use.Powerissuppliedbyalong-lifeNiMH
batterypackwithabuilt-inrecharger(110/220V).
Thelarge,easy-to-readliquidcrystaldisplayis2.25x4.00".Itdisplaysthe
valueofresistance,currentorvoltagetest,polarityandbatterycharge.
Foroperatorsafetyandinstrumentprotection,themicro-ohmmeterisfuse
protectedattheinputs.Onefuse,accessiblefromthefrontpanel,protects
againststoredenergyininductiveloads.
Enhancedinternalcircuitryprotectsagainstpossibleinductivekick-
backwhenthecurrentisshutoff.
Abuilt-inthermalswitchprotectsthemicro-ohmmeteragainstoverheating
onthe10Arangewhenincontinuoususe.
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2.2 Applications
Someofthemorepopularandmostfrequentusesofthemicro-ohmmeter
areinapplicationsfor:
• Checkingmetalliccoatingresistance,especiallyinaeronautics
• Groundconnectionsandcontinuitymeasurement
• Resistancemeasurementsonmotorsandsmalltransformers
• Contactresistancemeasurementsonbreakersandswitches
• Componentmeasurement
• Electricalcableresistancemeasurement
• Mechanicalbondtests
• Wire to terminal connections
• Aircraftandrailbonds
2.3 Key Features
• Measuresfrom5µΩ to 400Ω
• Testcurrentselectionfrom10mAto10A
• Manualtemperaturecompensation(withDataView®software)
• Frontpanelpolarityreversefunction
• Storesupto99testresults
• Operatorsafetybyautomaticdischargeofresidualchargeonthe
equipmentundertest
• Instantaneous,continuousormultipletestoperation
• Autostoreofmultipletestresults
• Internal,rechargeablebatteriesconductupto850,10Atests
• Abuilt-inbatterypackrechargerrechargesthebatteriesby
connectingtotheACline(110V-230V,50/60Hz)usingastandard
line cord
• 4-Wiremeasurementwithautomaticcompensationof
undesirablevoltagesandleadresistance
• Largemulti-functionbacklitdisplay
• Directdisplayofthemeasurementwithunits,rangeandtest
current
• Rugged,sealedcase
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2.4 Control Features
°C°F
mV
mA
°
>
<
V
µmΩ
AVG
OBJ. TEST
MEMMRCLR
P
HOLD
COM
DC
AC
2nd
I
+I
_
1
7
8
6
4
235
Figure 2-1
1. Kelvininputterminals
2. AClinerechargingreceptacle
3. Outputfuse-12.5A,500V,6x32mm
4. Largemulti-linebacklitliquidcrystaldisplay(see§2.6)
5. Opticalinterfaceconnectorforconnectiontoacomputer
6. Rangeselectionswitch
7. Start/Stopbutton
8. Program/functionbuttons(see§2.5)
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2.5 Button Functions
MEM Stores the measurement at an address identified by an object number
(OBJ) and a test number (TEST).
Two presses on this button are required, one to select the location (use
the▲and►buttons to change the location) and another to store the
measurement.
MR Retrieves stored data except for the OFF and SET-UP positions (this
function is independent of the selector setting of the switch). Data is
viewed using the▲and►buttons.
± I Reverses the direction of the current and displays the average.
DISPLAY Displays the current or voltage on the terminals.
AUTO>2s
Activates automatic recordings.
Used in the SET-UP and memory mode, selects a function or incre-
ments a flashing parameter.
Used in the SET-UP and memory mode, accesses the function to be
modified.
CLR Erases the memory
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2.6 Display Symbols
Thedisplayincorporatestwolinesofcharacterstodisplaytestresults,as
wellasalibraryofsymbolstoassisttheoperatorindeterminingconditions
ataglance.ThesymbolsthatcanappearareshowninFigure2-2.
°C°F
mV
mA
°
>
<
V
µmΩ
AVG
OBJ. TEST
MEMMRCLR
P
HOLD
COM
DC
AC
2nd
I
+I
_
Figure 2-2
Indicates the measurement is noisy; accuracy is not guaranteed
Indicates the battery charge condition; the segments represent energy
Indicates that power down is deactivated
Not used
MEM Displayed measurement about to be stored in memory
MR Memory recall
CLR
Indicates the memory is being erased
Indicates internal overheating
+ I Indicates the direction of current
- I Indicates the direction of current
Indicates that a measurement has been stopped
OBJ. First position locator for data stored in memory
TEST Second position locator for data stored in memory
°C / °F Not used
Memory utilization indicator
AVG Displays average
Not used
>Indicates an overrange
R(+I)+R(-I)
2
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CHAPTER 3
SPECIFICATIONS
3.1 Electrical
Specications are given for an ambient temperature of 23°C ± 3°C, rela-
tive humidity of 45 to 55%, supply voltage of 6V ± 0.2V and magnetic eld
of <40A/m.
RESISTANCE
Measurement
Range
5.0 to
3999µΩ
4.0 to
39.99mΩ
40.0 to
399.9mΩ
400 to
3999mΩ
4.0 to
39.99Ω
40.0 to
399.9Ω
Resolution 1µΩ10µΩ100µΩ1mΩ10mΩ100mΩ
Accuracy ± 0.25% ± 2ct
Measurement
current
10.2A
± 2% (1)
1.02A
± 2%
102mA
± 2%
10.2mA
± 2% (2)
Open voltage 4 to 6V
Inductance 0.5H Max
(1) With nominal value of 10.2A, the measurement current is at least 10A whatever the charge condition of the battery.
(2) The current is 10mA only up to 300Ω. If the battery is low, it can fall to as low as 8mA.
VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT INDICATION
Measurement
Range
0.01 to
3.999mV
4.0 to
39.99mV
40.0 to
399.9mV
0.40 to
3.999V
4.0 to
4.70V
Resolution 1µV 10µV 100µV 1mV 10mV
CURRENT MEASUREMENT INDICATION
Measurement
Range
5.0 to
39.99mA
40.0 to
399.9mA
0.40 to
3.999A
4.0 to
11.00A
Resolution 10µA 100µA 1mA 10mA
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Inuences on the Resistance Measurement
Quantities of Influence Range of use Variation of the measurement
Typical Maximum
Temperature -10 to +55°C 0.1% /10°C 0.5% /10 °C + 2cts
Relative Humidity 10 to 85% RH @ 45°C 0.1 % 0.5% + 2cts
Supply Voltage 5 to 7V 2cts 0.2% / V + 2cts
Series Mode Rejection,
50/60Hz*
U (AC) = (R measured x
I measurement) < 0.2% 2% + 1ct
Common Mode
Rejection, 50/60Hz AC 0 to 50 V AC > 80 dB > 60 dB
*Example: If the measured resistance is 1mΩand the measurement current is 10A, an alternating voltage of 1mV RMS
in series with the resistance to be measured will induce an error of not more than 2%.
Power Supply:6V,8.5AhrechargeableNiMHbatterypack
Battery Life: Rangedependent
Range Number of measurements*
10A 850
1A 3500
100mA 4500
10mA 5000
In Standby or Off battery life 4 to 6 months
*Established for measurements lasting 5s, every 25s.
3.2 Mechanical
Dimensions:
10.70x9.76x7.17"(272x248x182mm)
Weight:
10lbs(4.5kgapprox)
Case Protection:
ABSplasticpolycarbonate:watertighttoIP64
(coverclosed),waterresistanttoIP53(coveropen).
Color:
Safetyyellowcasewithgrayfaceplate
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3.3 Environmental
Operating Temperature:
14°to132°F(-10°to55°C),10to85%RH
Storage Temperature:
-40°to158°F(-40°to70°C);10to90%RH
Altitude:<2000m
NOTE: For long-term storage (>1 year) with the battery installed, the stor-
age range is -4 to 86°F (-20 to 30°C); 85% RH, otherwise the battery will
deteriorate. For short-term storage (1 month) the temperature can reach
up to 122°F (50°C).
3.4 Safety
ElectricalsafetyasperEN61010-1(Ed.2of2001),EN61557(Ed.97)
parts1and4.
Degreeofpollution:2
Protection:MeasurementCATIII,50Vwithrespecttoearth,500V
differentialbetweenterminals,and300VCATIIonthechargerinput
Electromagnetic Compatibility:
Theinstrumentsatisfies theCEMandDBTdirectivesrequiredfortheCE
markingandproductstandardEN61326-1(Ed.97)+A1(Ed.98)
Emissions in residential environment
Immunityinindustrialenvironment
*Specications are subject to change without notice
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CHAPTER 4
OPERATION
NOTE: Charge the instrument fully before use.
4.1 Precautions Before Use
•Never usetestleadsormeasuringwiresifthereisanyevidenceof
deterioration(insulationsplit,burnt,etc).
•Never exceedthesafetyvaluesindicatedinthespecifications
•Never connecttheunittoalivecircuit.
•
Never disconnecttheconnectionwiresbeforethe icondisappears
fromthedisplay.
4.2 Instrument Configuration (SET-UP mode)
TheSET-UPmodeisusedtomodifytheinstrument’sconfiguration. This
canalsobeperformedbyusingtheDataView®softwarethatcamewith
theinstrument(see§5).
Toconfigure theModel6240directlyfromthedisplay,turntherotary
switchtotheSET-UPposition.Thefollowingscreenwillappear:
MEM
• The display order of the parameters that can be modied is:
- Clear all memory (see§4.9.2)
- Time
- Date
- AutomaticPowerO
- DisplayoftheInternalParameters(e.g.serialnumber,software
version,dateoflastcalibration,lightingofallsegmentsondisplay)
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To display and modify parameters:
•Tomovethroughparameters,pressthe button.
•Tochangethedisplayedparametersorviewadditionalones,press
andholdthebutton.
•Tomodifytheparameters,usethebutton.
•Toacceptthechanges,pressandholdthe button>2suntilthe
displaystopsblinking.
4.3 Resistance Measurements
WARNING: Before performing the resistance test, verify that the sample
under test is not energized.
1. Cleanallsurfacesbeforeconnectingtestleads.
2. Connectthetwoleadstothefourterminals,thenthetwoKelvinclips
totheobjecttobetested.
3. Settherangeselectorswitchtothedesiredrangeforthetest.Ifthe
anticipatedresistanceisnotknown,beginwiththehighestrange
(400Ω)andsuccessivelylowertherangeselectionuntiladequate
resolutionisachieved.
4. PresstheSTART/STOPbuttontostartthemeasurement.
NOTE: The START/STOP needs to be pressed each time the range is
changed. The range selection may be changed while the instrument is on.
HOLD
5. PresstheSTART/STOPbuttonagaintostopthemeasurementor
disconnectoneoftheKelvinclips.Thelastmeasurementmadeis
displayedalongwiththe symbol.
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NOTE: If the measurement was stopped by disconnecting a Kelvin clip,
simply connect it to another object to start the next measurement; it is
not necessary to press the START/STOP button.
6. Todisplaythevoltageontheterminalsoftheresistanceinsteadofthe
measurementcurrent,presstheDISPLAYkey.
Current results are displayed
before pressing DISPLAY button
Voltage results are displayed
after pressing DISPLAY button
4.3.1 Measurement Readings
Whentestingresistivesamples,themeterreadingwillstabilizewithinthe
first fewhundredmilliseconds.Oninductiveloads(e.g.smalltransform-
ers),themeasurementreadingmaytakefromseveralsecondstoafew
minutestostabilizeanddependsgreatlyonthetypeofequipmentandthe
impedanceoftheequipmentundertest.
4.3.2 Connections and Readings
TheModel6240generatesacurrent(I)
fromtheinternalvoltagesource(V).A
voltmetermeasuresthevoltagedrop
VxattheKelvinprobecontactpointsto
theresistancetobemeasured(Rx)and
displaystheresistancemeasurement
(Rx)directlyusingtheformulaRx=Vx/I.
Theresultisnotaffected bytheother
resistancesencounteredinthecurrent
loop(Ri,Rf,Rc),aslongasthetotal
voltagedropinducedacrossRx remains
belowthevoltagesuppliedbythesource
whichisbetween5to6V.Themaximum
admissible lead resistance level is Rf≈(V-Vx)/I.TheuseofKelvin
probeshelps,astheyeliminatetheeffect oftheleadresistance(Rf).
Ri Rf
Rf
Rf
Rf
C2
P2
P2
C1
Rc
Rx
Rc
V
I
Vx
+
Ri=Unitinternalresistance
Rf = Lead resistance
Rc = Contact resistance
Rx=Resistancetobemeasured
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4.3.3 Test Lead Connection
Themeasurementleadsareconnectedusingthefourbindingpostsonthe
leftsideofthefrontpanelasshownbelow.
ConnectthetworedleadstoterminalsC1andP1.Connectthetwoblack
leadstoterminalsC2andP2.
Anydropinthevoltageontheloadterminalsismeasuredbetweenthetwo
“voltage”(V)leads,P1andP2.Thecurrentleads(C1andC2)candeliver
currentfrom10mAto10A.
UI
4.4 Repetitive Measurements
1. ConnecttheKelvinclipstothefirst object.PressSTART/STOP.
2. Disconnecttheclips.Themeasurementstopsandresultisdisplayed.
3. Connecttheclipstothesecondobject.Themeasurementrestarts
automatically.Repeatasnecessary.
4. Afterthelastmeasurement,pressSTART/STOPagain.
NOTE: This operation is valid only if all of the objects to be measured have
substantially the same value and all of the measurements are made in the
same range.
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4.5 Measuring Very Low Resistance
WhenmeasuringverylowresistivevaluesintheµΩrange,thepresence
ofstrayDCcurrentsmayaffect theaccuracyofthemeasurements.
Thesecurrentscanbepresentduetoavarietyofreasonsincluding
chemicalorthermalEMFinsamplesmadeofdissimilarmetals.
Youcaneliminatetheeffects ofthisbyreversingthedirectionofcurrent
flow (seeexamplebelow)andusingtheaverageofforwardandreverse
readings.
ThepresenceofACinterferenceinthesampleundertestmaycausethe
measuredvalueonthedisplaytofluctuate. Thisinterferencemay
becomemorenoticeableinthepresenceofstrongelectricfields. The
effectofthisinterferencemaybereducedbytwistingtheleadsaround
eachother.
1. Reversethedirectionofthecurrentbypressingthe±Ibuttonandthe
instrumentdisplaystheaverage:
R(+I)+R(-I)
RAVG = 2
2. TodisplaythevaluesR(+I)andR(-I),presstheDISPLAYbutton.
A
µ Ω
AVG
HOLD
I
_
+I
R(+I)
+V
R(+I)
-I
R(-I)
-V
R(-I)
Press the DISPLAY button to cycle through the values
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