Fluke 87 Series IV User Manual page 47

89 LOGGING MULTIMETER
AutoHOLD FAST MN MX LOGGING YES
HOLD HOLD MIN MAX MIN MAX REL REL
NO
CANCEL SAVE
Hz Hz % % ms ms RANGE RANGE
SETUP
nS nS
F F
mV mV
C C
ac+dc ac+dc
A A
V V mA mA
ac+dc ac+dc
A A
mV mV
dB dB
A A
V V
dB dB mA mA
ac+dc ac+dc
A A
OFF OFF
ac+dc ac+dc
VIEW
CLEAR MEM
TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE
mA mA
V V
A A COM COM
A A
10A MAX
400mA CAT
FUSED
FUSED 1000V
Figure 3-7. Conductance Measurement
nS
Press twice to
select nS.
tc023f.eps
Using Conductance for High Resistance Tests
The following are some tips for measuring conductance:
High-resistance readings are susceptible to electrical
noise. Use averaging to smooth out most noisy
readings; press
display.
There is normally a residual conductance reading with
the test leads open. To ensure accurate readings,
press with the test leads open to subtract the
residual value.
Making Measurements
until AVG appears in the
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