This has been answered fairly often here before. You might try a
search. The AADE L/C Meter II does quite an adequate job down into
the nanohenry region, very quickly, for excitation at a few hundred
kHz, and for relatively little cost. For better info at specific
operating frequencies, try a vector network analyzer such as the N2PK
one I believe you already know about.

Paul Burridge wrote in message . ..
Hi all,

I've got quite a huge stash of inductors in my parts bin. The colour
codes don't always seem to relate to the values I've been able to
measure, with my multi-function DVM, however, and I can't accurately
measure any inductor about 10uH. Is there a circuit anywhere that
would enable me to get a reasonably accurate idea of the values I've
got down to say 100nH or thereabouts?

Thanks,

p.