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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
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The only meter I own with a capacitance test capability is a Ideal 61-320. This will measure in the nF range. I would like to measure total capacitance of my tonearm's cable from cartridge clip to RCA plug. The measurments I get with the Ideal do not seem unreasonable (.190nF ) - which I guess is 190pF ? Do I need a dedicated cap meter to measure into the low pF range or is this good enough ?
Second question - have used a friend's test bench - he has a meter that allows you to measure Power supply caps while they are still in circuit . What is this feature commonly called ? |
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Atlanta Ga. USA
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an ESR meter.
My meter (a Tenma) will go down to 1pf but will only go up to 20 uf. This is a dissapointment. The best meter I saw was the B&K that would go up to 1 farad. |
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