Hello,
a small video explaining the process (and a suboptimal but
working design for the HP 4262A) is here:
Tam
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With best regards
Tam HANNA
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On 06.09.22 11:23, Pete_G4GJL wrote:
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Named after Lord Kelvin, British Scientist.
Pete
G4GJL
On Tue, Sep 6, 2022 at 10:02
AM Tom Lee <
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wrote:
It's not so much that there is a clip named Kelvin, but
that there's a thing called a Kelvin connection, in which
you drive the DUT with one pair of wires, but sense voltage
with a separate pair. This connection eliminates errors due
to voltage drop along the inevitable resistance/impedance of
the driving pair.
--Cheers,
Tom
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On 9/6/2022 00:13, i2NDT Claudio via wrote:
thanks for all answers! I didn't know that the name of
those clips was "kelvin".
BTW i checked digikey for them and was shocked by their
prices! a set of 2 clips cabled to banana plugs was
about 200€!!!
Claudio
