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CLIOwin 6.5 PCI User's Manual - Audiomatica Srl

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Figure 8.7<br />

With the Multi-meter running, fit the calibrator in place and switch it on. Wait some<br />

second for the measurement to stabilize. Then press the button. You will receive the<br />

prompt in Fig.8.8.<br />

Figure 8.8<br />

Be advised that, answering yes, you will affect all pressure measurements executed<br />

with input channel A. You can inspect the newly acquired sensitivity entering the<br />

microphone sensitivity dialog (see 5.4.4).<br />

8.5 THE LCR METER<br />

This is a particular operating mode of the Multi-meter that gives you the possibility of<br />

measure inductors, capacitors and resistors. This measurement is an impedance<br />

measurement and is carried out in the Internal Mode; please have Chapter 13 as<br />

a reference for what concerns impedance, related connections and operations.<br />

In this mode the Multi-meter takes control of the generator and, when the measurement<br />

is started, outputs a series of sinusoids of variable frequency in order to find the best<br />

one to carry out the measurement. The output frequency can be displayed (with the<br />

magnifier button) together with the measured parameter.<br />

8.5.1 MEASURING AN INDUCTOR<br />

Measuring an inductor is as easy as connecting it as in Fig.8.9, slecting the In-Out Loop<br />

with and press Go. The most critical factor influencing this test are connections; as<br />

with all impedance measurements, if you use pin-to-alligators cables put a great care<br />

in avoiding false contacts which may arise if terminals are oxidized or alligators loose<br />

their bite.<br />

74 Chapter 8 - Multi-Meter

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