Low cost variable freq. capacitance meter 0.1pf to 1nf

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WayneL

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Hi

Can anyone help me source a low cost <$200 capacitance meter that works over
a number of freq. A kit would be great.
Any help would be welcome.

Thanks
Wayne


PS The small Peak units are no good for my application.
 
On Wed, 02 Mar 2005 21:34:38 GMT, WayneL wrote:

Hi

Can anyone help me source a low cost <$200 capacitance meter that works over
a number of freq. A kit would be great.
Any help would be welcome.

Thanks
Wayne


PS The small Peak units are no good for my application.
Don't know what the 'Peak' unit is, but I have a AADE (Almost All Digital
Electronics) L./C meter II which spans that range. It was a kit for $100 or
so. I seem to read from your message you want to read at selected
frequencies, if so then this unit is not suited. It has a 750 kHz or so
osciilator which frequency is changed by the unknown C or L. A PIC is used to
measure the frequency and compute the unknown value. Self-calibrating,
resolution 0.01 pF and 1 nH. I like it very much.

Mat Nieuwenhoven
 
Greetings Wayne..

Help on a board like this runs from adolescents to full Electrical
Engineers or scientist. It would therefore probably be helpful to know
what your applications actually is to warrant a worthy recommendation.

G.


WayneL wrote:

Hi

Can anyone help me source a low cost <$200 capacitance meter that works over
a number of freq. A kit would be great.
Any help would be welcome.

Thanks
Wayne


PS The small Peak units are no good for my application.
 
Hi

I am interested at looking at the impedance and capacitance of PCBs with the
addition of contamination over various frequcies.

Wayne
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Greetings Wayne..

Help on a board like this runs from adolescents to full Electrical
Engineers or scientist. It would therefore probably be helpful to know
what your applications actually is to warrant a worthy recommendation.

G.


WayneL wrote:

Hi

Can anyone help me source a low cost <$200 capacitance meter that works
over a number of freq. A kit would be great.
Any help would be welcome.

Thanks
Wayne


PS The small Peak units are no good for my application.
 

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