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Erik Malund
03/23/06 11:48
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Mt Airy, Nc
USA


 
#112897 - Yes
Responding to: Suresh R's previous message
i could use a current source with which i could deliver 10mA at its o/p by connecting a series resistor at its o/p. So that all the voltage drops at that series resistor and thus passing the 10mA current only to the reed contact under measurement!
Yes

I got it in this way:
When high voltage is passed through the contact.


NO, no voltage is "passed through" a contact

Erik

List of 42 messages in thread
TopicAuthorDate
Measuring CR of Reed Switches.      Suresh R      03/22/06 05:24      
   Contact resistance?      Oliver Sedlacek      03/22/06 06:41      
   Correction : Sorry its 10mV to 2500mV      Suresh R      03/22/06 08:17      
   Voltage or current, pick one      Oliver Sedlacek      03/23/06 02:12      
      I can choose Test current as 10mA      Suresh R      03/23/06 03:09      
         typical constact resistance ?      Steve M. Taylor      03/23/06 05:38      
      yes, but      Erik Malund      03/23/06 06:52      
         No CR when closed?      Suresh R      03/23/06 09:46      
            If this was possible, you would not need      Erik Malund      03/23/06 10:37      
               current source with series resistor at      Suresh R      03/23/06 11:22      
                  Yes      Erik Malund      03/23/06 11:48      
                  constant current source      Terry Lingle      03/23/06 13:18      
                  V=IR      Neil Kurzman      03/23/06 15:10      
                     Specs & Description      Suresh R      03/24/06 04:47      
                  resistor ?      Steve M. Taylor      03/24/06 01:45      
                     Current source circuit for CR measuremen      Suresh R      03/24/06 10:06      
                        Why not using...      Kai Klaas      03/24/06 10:35      
                        Kind of      Neil Kurzman      03/24/06 18:06      
                           And...      Kai Klaas      03/24/06 20:38      
                              7805 and get 10mA and 100mA      Suresh R      03/25/06 04:48      
                              reply - thermo-potentials      Suresh R      03/26/06 03:39      
                                 since you work for the manufacturer      Erik Malund      03/26/06 10:50      
                                 Chopper      Kai Klaas      03/26/06 20:04      
                                    Chopper schematic      Kai Klaas      03/27/06 05:58      
                                       Thanks very much Kai.      Suresh R      03/27/06 10:35      
                                       Reply : Chopper Schematic      Suresh R      03/28/06 11:36      
                                          Answers        Kai Klaas      03/28/06 19:58      
                                             what about a chopper stabilized op-amp?      Erik Malund      03/29/06 06:14      
                                                Yur.      Steve M. Taylor      03/29/06 07:22      
                                                Yes, but...      Kai Klaas      03/29/06 08:36      
                                             AC components , VCR, DCR      Suresh R      03/29/06 11:59      
                                                Answers      Kai Klaas      03/29/06 20:18      
                                                   Demodulation?      Oliver Sedlacek      03/30/06 01:06      
                                                      This would be the Lock-in scheme      Kai Klaas      03/30/06 05:35      
                                                   Average Value, VCR & DCR Calculation      Suresh R      03/30/06 05:30      
                                                      Quite simple      Kai Klaas      03/30/06 05:45      
                                             Analysis for Usig o/p      Suresh R      03/30/06 11:56      
                                                Answers      Kai Klaas      03/30/06 20:33      
                                                   I thank you very much Kai      Suresh R      03/31/06 04:48      
                                                      Test Condition: 10mA, 50mV      Suresh R      04/19/06 10:06      
                                                         Switching condition      Kai Klaas      04/19/06 10:14      
   Remember Ohm's law?      Richard Erlacher      03/23/06 12:50      

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