Article | REF: R1079 V1

Measuring electronic components - Part 2: Measurement of passive components

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

Publication date: December 10, 2008

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3. Inductance measurement

The inductance shown in figure , if open, should not be placed close to a metal plane, otherwise its value will be distorted by currents induced in the metal part. Furthermore, care must be taken not to saturate the inductance, in order to avoid non-linear phenomena that could lead to an erroneous result (measurement bridge equilibrium achieved on a current harmonic).

Frequency response of an inductor
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