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Dual Source Bridge
« on: December 21, 2022, 08:05:18 pm »
TiN discussed with me a dual source bridge concept. I have started with 1/2 of this bridge shown here. The voltage source is an ADI AD5791+LTZ1000 with a DMM7510 monitoring the output. I have a nominal 1G resistor in a Keithley triax fixture. Current is measured on the low side with a 6430.

The second half of the bridge will be a Fluke 731B which is stable and quiet enough.

The final piece will be a calibrated 1G resistor which is yet to be acquired. I have a Fluke 5450A which has a calibrated 100M ohm.   

Another plan is to make a Hamon divider with 10 pcs of 1G resistor so that I can span from 100M to 10G
working instruments :Keithley 260,261,2750,7708, 2000 (calibrated), 2015, 236, 237, 238, 147, 220,  Rigol DG1032  PAR Model 128 Lock-In amplifier, Fluke 332A, Gen Res 4107 KVD, 4107D KVD, Fluke 731B X2 (calibrated), Fluke 5450A (calibrated)
 
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