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The '''General Radio 1652-A Resistance Limit Bridge''' was introduced in 1951 Catalog M and remained available through Catalog T 1968. | The '''General Radio 1652-A Resistance Limit Bridge''' was introduced in 1951 Catalog M and remained available through Catalog T 1968. | ||
Using the Weatstone bridge the Type 1652-A will compare the unknown to an external or internal standard and display difference as a percentage. It's internal standard is made up of seven Type [[510]] Decade Resistance units. | Using the Weatstone bridge the Type 1652-A will compare the unknown to an external or internal standard and display difference as a percentage. It's internal standard is made up of seven Type [[510]] Decade Resistance units connected in series. | ||
==Specifications== | ==Specifications== |
Revision as of 07:17, 8 March 2024
The General Radio 1652-A Resistance Limit Bridge was introduced in 1951 Catalog M and remained available through Catalog T 1968.
Using the Weatstone bridge the Type 1652-A will compare the unknown to an external or internal standard and display difference as a percentage. It's internal standard is made up of seven Type 510 Decade Resistance units connected in series.
Specifications
- Resistance Range: As a limit bridge, 1 ohm to 1,111,111 ohms with internal standard; for null measurement, 1 ohm to 1,111,111 ohms with internal standard.
- Voltage Applied to Unknown: The voltage across the unknown one volt when the meter indication is zero.
- Accuracy: As a limit bridge, ±0.5% or better; for matching, ±0.2%.
- Limit Range: Meter reads from -20% to +20%.