[volt-nuts] fluke 332d

[J. L. Trantham]

Ken,

I think the 332D would be a good tool for calibration of DMM's, etc., but
probably a bit of an energy hog to leave turned on all the time.

What do you want to do?  

For a constantly on 10 VDC reference, I would consider a 731B or 732A.  For
a 'calibrator', the 332D would be a good DC voltage calibrator up to 1100
VDC, IIRC.  If you also need AC voltage, current, and resistance, consider a
Fluke 5100B.  For separate units, consider a 5200 for AC voltage and 5450 or
some individual standard resistors for resistance.  If you want only DC
voltage and more stability than the 332D, consider a 5440B.

Careful, this stuff can be addicting.

Good luck.

Joe

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Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2014 8:06 PM
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Subject: [volt-nuts] fluke 332d

Just after the groups collective opinion on the suitability of a fluke 332d
as a voltage standard for a home lab.



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