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One of my favorite gadgets is the Datel DVC 8500 voltage calibrator.
Small, fairly stable, +/- 19999 mV via thumbwheel switches, plus trimming. They pop up on eBay aperiodically (one currently listed, going for $31, and recently calibrated -- a deal. Item 3814748987). "Gary Schafer" wrote in message ... I am looking for an accurate voltage source around 12 volts to use to check calibration on digital voltmeters. .01% would be nice. Does anyone know about the 3 terminal voltage reference chips available? Would they do the job? Thanks for any help. Gary K4FMX -- |
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