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Precision AC current source with 1A range?
AVGresponding:
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--- Quote from: HighVoltage on March 09, 2023, 06:55:53 pm ---For that purpose I use the Clarke Hess 828 calibrator.
If you are patient, they show up from time to time cheap.
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Me too! Mine is badged as a "RFL 828" though.
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I had no idea that the Clarke Hess was sold rebadged as a RFL 828
Thanks for this info.
There is one on ebay right now for US $1,425
https://www.ebay.com/itm/333935224413
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Bloody hell... mine was less than £100, shipped! Heavy bugger too...
wn1fju:
Another vote for the Valhalla 2500 series. I have mine hooked up to a Fluke DC calibrator and thus I have a current calibrator (0.01%). My 2500 will do 2A and will also do AC current (with a supplied AC voltage) up to 10 kHz.
The build quality, unfortunately, seems pretty average. I've attached a picture. A few op-amps, a few precision resistors, and that's about it.
I see a few currently listed on eBay, but the prices are absurd (several hundred dollars asked). I wouldn't pay more than about $75 given what is inside.
maxwell3e10:
I got this Clarke-Hess 5050 precision current source. Couldn't find any information about it, but seems to work up to about 100 kHz. I haven't checked the accuracy or output impedance yet.
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