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Precision Resistors - General Thread
shodan@micron:
--- Quote from: shodan@micron on December 22, 2021, 10:03:28 am ---Soon it will be sent to "laboratory of national primary standard" with maximum carefully. :popcorn:
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After several months my standards been measured precisely by The D.I. Mendeleev All-Russian Institute for Metrology" (VNIIM)
Also results with measurement reports added to Federal traceability database FGIS Arshin.
:phew:
Now i can use that standards to calibrate somethings... >:D
UPD: Try translate one of measurement report link .
Original reports downloaded from FGIS Arshin database link.
miro123:
Do you have history of resistors, e.g. measured value, Alpha, Beta from the past?
shodan@micron:
--- Quote from: miro123 on March 22, 2022, 05:23:16 pm ---Do you have history
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Sorry, no any historical data, because main source of that toys is "garbage man"/"refining guys". That people usually do not save any documents.
shodan@micron:
I'm little bit sadly today, resistors arrived, but now i see: "Russian Meteorologists is a rough boys" they try push documents into a new case as strong as possible... Well, as result inner case filler be damaged :palm:
I forgot to tell them: this case is not meant for anything other than resistors.
A rough level with precision things, into my country sometimes is incredibly high.
Often i remember Armageddon movie https://youtu.be/dEkOT3IngMQ
bsw_m:
Teardown of a МРХ wirewound precision resistors.
From up to down, resistive elements from:
1. МРХ 100 MegaOhm 0.05% tolerance.
2. МРХ 100 MegaOhm 0.1% tolerance.
3. МРХ 300 MegaOhm 0.05% tolerance.
The second picture shows the resistors themselves in the same order. For comparison, there is a 100M 1% resistor manufactured by TE: https://www.te.com/usa-en/product-3-1625959-3.html
P.S. these resistors are very stable.
After 30 years from the date of manufacture, all fit into the tolerance with a margin, many with a 2-fold margin.
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