Article | REF: R1078 V1

Measuring electronic components - Part 1: Methods and precautions

Authors: Patrick POULICHET, Gilles AMENDOLA, Christophe DELABIE, Yves BLANCHARD

Publication date: December 10, 2008

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2. Measurement precautions

In this section, we provide general precautions for accurate measurements.

2.1 Applied voltage level

Depending on the type of meter, the generator or oscillator output voltage amplitude should be set to its maximum value when measuring low impedances (low resistance or inductance, high capacitance). This will ensure the correct signal-to-noise ratio, otherwise measurement accuracy and stability will be degraded.

However, care must be taken not to raise the temperature of the component due to the power dissipated.

In the case of non-linear components, such as ferrite inductors, it may be necessary to reduce the output level to avoid the effects of component saturation.

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