kiriakos-gr
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I say again that DMM's canno't and are not able to accurately "load" a forward biased junction that has gone faulty. Without the obvious 'no beep" as in open or "beeeeep" as in shorted junction. That's it. Absolutely nothing in between.
I agree too, but I had find out about it , almost by luck ..
So I am very forgiven on the others, who does not know an such detail.
In my case , I got the portable calibrator pictured above.. and in the specs it says that at 10mA setting it can be used so to supply an adjustable 0-8V DC ...
I tested this with my latest and greatest True RMS Fluke 87-5 ,
and I got nothing as adjustable .. other than an full voltage reading of 8,4V .
As soon I connect on it my, analog one ... It started to work ..adjusted output and all.
By the way, how long are your leg ?
Nice meeting you man ... My journey over the WWW serves only one purpose,
to find and other people, who they know of what they talk about,
and you are one of them ..
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