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Hi all
My Fluke tester failed on one test today while having it's annual calibration, the continuity resistance test current.
Test Current - applied Value 205.0mA
Measured Value 218.0mA
Specification+- 10mA
So a fail from the calibration company because it was 13mA. However I read ( on Line ) that for continuity testing there must be a minimum current of 200mA but I am struggling to find that statement in the books, could someone point me to the info please
Thanks
Andy
My Fluke tester failed on one test today while having it's annual calibration, the continuity resistance test current.
Test Current - applied Value 205.0mA
Measured Value 218.0mA
Specification+- 10mA
So a fail from the calibration company because it was 13mA. However I read ( on Line ) that for continuity testing there must be a minimum current of 200mA but I am struggling to find that statement in the books, could someone point me to the info please
Thanks
Andy