Cart
5
Product
Products
$309.91
(empty)
-
1 x RTCA DO-242$132.00 -
1 x NF D14-503...$9.13
-
1 x RTCA DO-175$26.40
-
1 x IEEE...$23.52
-
1 x IEEE 981$118.86
No products
To be determined
Shipping
$309.91
Total
Product successfully added to your shopping cart
Quantity
Total
There are 5 items in your cart.
There is 1 item in your cart.
Total products
$309.91
Total shipping
To be determined
Total
$309.91
Reduced price!
View larger
View larger
IEEE 108
New product
IEEE 108 1955 Edition, 1955 TRIAL USE PROPOSED RECONIMEITDED GUIDE FOR SPECIFICATION OF ELECTRONIC VOLTMETERS
More info
Description / Abstract:
Purpose
The purpose of these specifications is to give a common basis of comparison among electronic voltmeters offered for generalpurpose applications. It is recommended that all manufacturers offering instruments for general applications supply the information outlined. For the purpose of these specifications, general-purpose voltmeters do not include instruments which are primarily intended for measurement of pulses or similar diseontinuous vaveforms, or instruments of the electrometer type which are designed to provide an extremely high input resistance (1010 ohms or more). It recognized that a d d i t i o n a l information should be supplied with instruments in these and other special groups which manufacturers should not be asked to supply when they are offering instruments for more genera1 applications.
The purpose of these specifications is to give a common basis of comparison among electronic voltmeters offered for generalpurpose applications. It is recommended that all manufacturers offering instruments for general applications supply the information outlined. For the purpose of these specifications, general-purpose voltmeters do not include instruments which are primarily intended for measurement of pulses or similar diseontinuous vaveforms, or instruments of the electrometer type which are designed to provide an extremely high input resistance (1010 ohms or more). It recognized that a d d i t i o n a l information should be supplied with instruments in these and other special groups which manufacturers should not be asked to supply when they are offering instruments for more genera1 applications.