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Direct-current potentiometers
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Available format(s): Hardcopy, PDF
Language(s): English
Published date: 29-08-1980
Publisher: British Standards Institution
National forewordCooperating organizationsClauseForeword1 Scope2 Terms and definitions2.1 D.C. potentiometer (hereinafter designated "potentiometer")2.2 Measuring dials2.3 Effective range2.4 Range-changing device2.5 Standardization of a potentiometer2.6 Dial setting2.7 Auxiliary equipment2.8 Resolution2.9 Circuit insulation voltage (nominal circuit voltage)2.9a Distortion factor (total harmonic) (of a quantity)2.10 Ripple content (of a quantity)2.11 Leakage current screen (circuit)2.12 Electrostatic screen2.13 Measuring terminals2.14 Measuring circuit2.15 Measured quantity circuit selector switch2.16 Residual e.m.f. of a potentiometer2.17 Incremental linearity2.18 Influence quantity2.19 Common mode voltage2.20 Variation with influence quantity2.21 Reference conditions2.22 Reference value2.23 Reference range2.24 Nominal range of use2.25 Limiting values of an influence quantity2.26 Fiducial value2.27 Error2.28 Intrinsic error2.29 Accuracy2.30 Accuracy class2.31 Class index3 Classification4 Limits of intrinsic error4.1 Permissible limits of intrinsic error4.2 Incremental linearity4.3 Resolution4.4 Range-changing device4.5 Independent circuit for standardization of a potentiometer5 Conditions for the determination of intrinsic errors6 Permissible variations6.1 Limits of variation6.2 Conditions for the determination of the variations6.3 Determination of the effect of a common mode voltage6.4 Variation due to the influence of a magnetic field of external origin7 Additional electrical and mechanical requirements7.1 Voltage test and other safety requirements7.2 Functional insulation test7.3 Measured quantity circuit selector switches7.4 Potentiometer adjustments7.5 Limiting temperature for storage, transport and use8 Information, markings and symbols8.1 Information8.2 Markings, symbols and their locations8.3 Documentation8.4 Example of the marking of a potentiometerAppendicesA Determination of the effect of common mode voltage. Direct methodB Determination of the effect of common mode voltage. Indirect method (Superposition method)
Terms and definitions, classification, limits of intrinsic error, permissible variations with influence quantities, additional electrical and mechanical requirements, markings and symbols.
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