Hi all,
I've just purchased and scanned the manual for the Julie Research Labs VDR-106/7 Kelvin-Varley Divider Manual. This also covers the VDR-307 and has an application note and letter from NBS about checking it to 0.1ppm with a set of matched resistors. The 106/7 is a bit of a beast. 0.1ppm resolution with 1ppm linearity for 5 years. It uses JRL's patented untrimmed resistors to acheive this.
The manual is 300dpi and OCR'd so about 5Mb in size. If anyone want's a copy let me know. Or perhaps Didier would like to host it.
Robert G8RPI.
Yes, send it my way, I'll gladly host it.
Didier KO4BB
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Subject: [volt-nuts] JRL VDR-106/7 Kelvin-Varley Divider Manual
Hi all,
I've just purchased and scanned the manual for the Julie Research Labs VDR-106/7 Kelvin-Varley Divider Manual. This also covers the VDR-307 and has an application note and letter from NBS about checking it to 0.1ppm with a set of matched resistors. The 106/7 is a bit of a beast. 0.1ppm resolution with 1ppm linearity for 5 years. It uses JRL's patented untrimmed resistors to acheive this.
The manual is 300dpi and OCR'd so about 5Mb in size. If anyone want's a copy let me know. Or perhaps Didier would like to host it.
Robert G8RPI.
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