[ Specified attachment is not available ]Ok after taking some measurements with a resistor sub-box, and doing some calculations, the buffer op-amp U102 is outputting just fine and the MCU is reading what's actually there. For example, on the 200k range, when shorted right now, the NI pin see's
OhmHi-Ref=2.60V
OhmLo-Ref=31mV
OhmHi-Sense=12mV
OhmLo-Sen=0V
And so that works out to 467ohms and that about what it's reading, ranged correctly.
And at 160kOhms, its
OhmHi-Ref=2.58V
OhmLo-Ref=1.188mV
OhmHi-Sense=996mV
OhmLo-Sen=1.1mV
which is 71.5k, that's about what it's reading, which is around 50% of expected.
But then the equation stopped working, on other ranges.
I took a lot more data, then I got hung up on seeing 8-10k between the ohm's current source diode and VHI_I/P. So I reflowed some switches again, and cleaned it all pretty well.
The precision multi-range resistor was also bent a few times, so i reflowed it.
Anyways I read in another thread about taking the switches apart, so I took them apart and cleaned some residue off them, IDK if it's flux or de-oxit from me, or grease or something from before.
With some switches out, I was still getting either leakage through a mechanical varicap, or more gunk that needs cleaning off the traces.
But now with it back together, on the 200k-range, it reads 43R shorted, into my substitution box, and zeroed, I can go up to 9R and it counts to 7 of 220k, and I can dial it up to 219,401, before my Sub-box fails me and I can't reach 220k to roll it OL. So thats fine.
The other ranges seem ok, but the lower 1 ones are probably off a bit, but now I'm back to like it was before, it reads 46Mohm open circuit. At the start of all this, I had it reading 50-150MO O/C by focusing on pin 9 of the Amp SW.
So somethings leaking, I was for instance measuring a voltages that would indicate 90nA going through C103, or by-passing it somehow. But trying to measure across R104-1.111M directly with my other Keithley DMM, didn't work, I guess that's not high enough I/P resistance, and the measured voltage dropped by 100.
No J-fet's are open at least, but as for how they leak and act when I'm trying to measure them in circuit, IDK......
But voltage is broke, S/C read as 2.5V on 20V, 3V on 200, more fun yet
So later I find that on the VDC ranges that use 10x gain on the buffer U102, there's 180mV on the N.I. pin of U102, and that's the 1.8V on the shorted output. Thats coming through R107-106, but from where ?
I found 6mV across R104, when AC/DC pin 3 goes nowhere, so I removed the SW springs, jumpered it, and still same problem. I already had C102 out, so I don't get it.
So I resoldered AC/DC SW pins 1 to 4 again 2x times, and now with my PSU set to 100mV, and GND attached to pin9 of the ohms SW, I'm going around 1 at a time, testing currents, through my good DMM on 20uA ranges.
I don't get where the 180mV is coming from. I see U101 only had 0 to 1mV on it's OP and Inv at the time, so basically GND. How the J-fets measure/adust for the errors, IDK, and IDK if that has failed.
Those currents, most all are very stable and repeatable, so not phantoms, and barely changed over the testing period.
This is fun tho, as long as it's fixable.