High accuracy transportable selectable - Value High Dc Voltage Standard

[mimmus78]

Anyone knows more about this thingy?

Maybe I ask to those guys if they want to share some more ... it seems quite interesting.

http://cfmetrologie.edpsciences.org/articles/metrology/pdf/2015/01/metrology_metr2015_12007.pdf

[CalMachine]

Intriguing!!  I'll have to look into this.

[wiss]

Battery powered fluke 341?
With fewer divider-steps of course...

[Conrad Hoffman]

Maybe I missed it, but I don't see what the actual standard is.

[CalMachine]

Maybe I missed it, but I don't see what the actual standard is.

If you scroll down towards the bottom of the article to the page with the picture of the test setup.  I believe the standard is labeled (a) in that picture (the big silver box in the top right)

[2N3055]

Maybe I missed it, but I don't see what the actual standard is.

If you scroll down towards the bottom of the article to the page with the picture of the test setup.  I believe the standard is labeled (a) in that picture (the big silver box in the top right)

Nope, that is the THVS box, and 10V standard is in the middle, labeled (b) and looks like Fluke 723B

[CalMachine]

Maybe I missed it, but I don't see what the actual standard is.

If you scroll down towards the bottom of the article to the page with the picture of the test setup.  I believe the standard is labeled (a) in that picture (the big silver box in the top right)

Nope, that is the THVS box, and 10V standard is in the middle, labeled (b) and looks like Fluke 723B

If he is referring to the 10V standard, then I misunderstood his question   

[Conrad Hoffman]

OK, now I see it- just had to blow up the picture a bit! Thanks.