FET voltmeter sought

Suppose a fellow wished to buy a high input impedence voltmeter rather accurate for low voltages (< 10v, say) but not expensive. Any recommendations?

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Peter Percival
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Peter Percival schrieb:

What do you mean with "high"? Digital multimeters normally have an input impedance of 10 MOhms; the lowest measuring range is 0.2 volts.

Best regards

Reinhard

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Reinhard Zwirner

50 Mohms down to 0.01 volts. Is that too much to ask?
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Peter Percival

A 50 M precision series resistor (probably a series combination), measuring on the microamp range. You have 1 pA resolution there, which is 100 uV. You do have to watch the burden voltage, of course.

Cheers

Phil

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Phil Hobbs

Thank you.

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Peter Percival

If you want fairly cheap: HP 3478A has an input impedance of >100Gohm on it's 3VDC or less ranges. HP 3456A has an input impedance of >100Gohm on it's 10VDC or less ranges, but size is a bit large.

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JW

You could put a 40M resistor in series and divide the reading by 5.

0.002V x 5 = 0.01V So, I guess you would need a 4-1/2 digit multi meter. Or is that 3-1/2?

Mikek

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amdx

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