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I have recently aquired a nice 5.1/2 digit DVM, and would like to assess
the absolute accuracy. Many years ago I had a 'Standard Cell', but that got lost in one of my several relocations. What is a good alternative these days? I would think that there is a semiconductor device that has a known threshold. I am familiar with the Wheatstone bridge method to measure voltage without affecting the reference. Once I have a good DC reference, getting AC & RMS calibration is fairly easy. Having a GPS locked time and frequency reference, I am used to being at the 1e-10 accuracy level for those, but if I can get to 1e-5 for analog voltage I would be very happy. Any suggestions gratefully received. 73 Alf NU8I Scottsdale AZ DM43an 160m - 10 Gigs |
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