Harmon divider 10:1 and 100:1

Aug 19, 2019 3 Replies

Just found this neat method to make 10:1 voltage dividers. Not as important now that you can get such precision resistors, but with this you don't need them. Also measurable on a single voltage range so no worry about another attenuator in your meter. Again not so important with modern meters. I had to read it twice to understand it, maybe you will do better.


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Mikek



Interesting, thanks.

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..... Phil

Not sure what your point was there Phil. It's kind of a neat idea, a bit outdated with today's instruments, but still a neat idea. I even give you credit for understanding it.

Mikek

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