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µCurrent device for getting more accurate current readings

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That is for setting sub microAmp currents. Below 1 microAmp
or (1/1000) 1/1,000,000 of an Amp. Not really what you need
to set LD driver currents.


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I thought he would have spec'ed out the mA range to be wider than it is. i should have checked that first. its only +/- 300mA. so that doesn't make it that useful to us. but its still a cool device.
 
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That is for setting sub microAmp currents. Below 1 microAmp
or 1/1000 of an Amp. Not really what you need to set LD
driver currents.


Jerry


That doesn't make sense to me.
1/1,000 of an amp is a milliamp, not a microamp.
1/1,000,000 is a microamp
 
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That doesn't make sense to me.
1/1,000 of an amp is a milliamp, not a microamp.
1/1,000,000 is a microamp

Jerry just made a simple typo. its hard to keep all the SI units organized in our heads. :) it allows more accurate measurement of nA (10^-9), µA (10^-6) and mA (10^-3). but the mA range is only up to +300mA.
 
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That doesn't make sense to me.
1/1,000 of an amp is a milliamp, not a microamp.
1/1,000,000 is a microamp

:oops:... Brain Fart..

I must have subconsciously read milliamps in the
article... :yabbem:
Of course you are right...

(Corrected the Post Data)


Jerry
 
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