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Old 2nd Jul 2012, 11:11 am   #1
Frans-PA0FVE
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Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Lieshout, The Netherlands.
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Default Improving the accuracy of an AVO CT160 by eliminating a design fault

During the calibration of my AVO Valve Tester CT-160 I made the following observation.
After calibration, the nominal set~ voltage value never coincides with the expected value of 47 V.
The difference is at least 2%.

I have analysed and explained this phenomenon.
Further I have implemented a most simple design change that both is solving the calibration discrepancy as well will improve the measurement accuracy.

Frans, PA0FVE
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