In reply to 's message of Mon, 13 Jun 2016 00:11:54
+0200:
Hi,
PS - See also e.g.
http://www.digikey.com/en/product-highlight/y/yageo/low-ohmic-chip-resistors
BTW given that the low voltage capabilities of the labjack seem quite good, you
might try 300 mV i.s.o. 1
In reply to 's message of Mon, 13 Jun 2016 00:11:54
+0200:
Hi,
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>Thanks. I already have a temperature logger. Not so good butt it
>works temporary. But I also need to logg the electric current (Ampere).
Run the current through an accurate series resistor (low
Thanks. I already have a temperature logger. Not so good butt it
works temporary. But I also need to logg the electric current (Ampere).
Its electrolytic experiments.
On Sun, 12 Jun 2016 08:15:35 -0600,
Bob Higgins wrote:
Rather than a data logging multimeter, I would
really recommend
Rather than a data logging multimeter, I would really recommend using
something like the USB data acquisition (DAQ) units from the Labjack series
( http://www.labjack.com ). These units are very flexible and allow you to
measure multiple temperatures (you can choose which thermocouple type),
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