Fluke 8600A will not show DC-zero with open inputs
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Fluke 8600A will not show DC-zero with open inputs

 
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Anders Johansson
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Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2005 11:08 pm    Post subject: Fluke 8600A will not show DC-zero with open inputs Reply with quote

Hi,

All my three Fluke 8600A multimeters will not show zero volts when
measuring
VDC
on the lower ranges. On the 200mV range it slowly increments
until it overranges. With shorted inputs, it is close to zero, about 0.5
to
3 mV,
but never zero.

All suggestions more than welcome.

Thanks,
Anders J

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Robert Baer
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Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 8:35 am    Post subject: Re: Fluke 8600A will not show DC-zero with open inputs Reply with quote

Anders Johansson wrote:
Quote:
Hi,

All my three Fluke 8600A multimeters will not show zero volts when
measuring
VDC
on the lower ranges. On the 200mV range it slowly increments
until it overranges. With shorted inputs, it is close to zero, about 0.5
to
3 mV,
but never zero.

All suggestions more than welcome.

Thanks,
Anders J



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Gary Schafer
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Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2005 8:35 am    Post subject: Re: Fluke 8600A will not show DC-zero with open inputs Reply with quote

That sounds normal. On the low ranges the input impedance if very high
and it will pick up stray voltage easily. With inputs shorted there
can be a small offset.

73
Gary K4FMX

On Tue, 02 Aug 2005 18:08:11 GMT, "Anders Johansson"
<anders.nospam.johansson@fifo.se> wrote:

Quote:
Hi,

All my three Fluke 8600A multimeters will not show zero volts when
measuring
VDC
on the lower ranges. On the 200mV range it slowly increments
until it overranges. With shorted inputs, it is close to zero, about 0.5
to
3 mV,
but never zero.

All suggestions more than welcome.

Thanks,
Anders J



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