What kind of meters do any of you guys use for check HV doides in Microwaves.
I've been using a old Micronta analog for a really long time and that's pretty much all i use it for besides capacitors and occasional micro switches.
I want to get a new one just so I wont be stuck in the water when this one fails, but for some reason a cant find one locally that will work.
what am I missing here, 9V supply, at least 10K, ???
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Meters for test HV Diodes
Started by appl.tech.29501, Aug 25 2010 05:49 PM
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Posted 25 August 2010 - 06:38 PM
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you can use just about any analog voltmeter with a 9v (or more) battery in series.
you can use just about any analog voltmeter with a 9v (or more) battery in series.
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Posted 25 August 2010 - 07:30 PM
Personally, I use a Fluke 87 but I'm pretty sure this arrangement will work with just about any meter:
Testing the HV Diode in a Microwave Oven by Zenzoidman, on Flickr
Testing the HV Diode in a Microwave Oven by Zenzoidman, on Flickr
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