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Appendix 8 Zero Adjustment
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If zero adjustment is difficult when using self-made probe to measure
When you perform zero adjustment using a self-made probe to do measure -
ment, connect the tip of the self-made probe as shown in Table 1 (a). However, if
such connection is difficult, you can try the following methods.
If DC resistance meter is used
The main purpose of performing zero adjustment is to remove offset of the mea -
surement instrument. For this reason, the value to be deducted as a result of
zero adjustment almost does not depend on the probe. Therefore, after using the
standard probe to make the connection shown in Table 1 (a) and performing
zero adjustment, you can replace it with a self-made probe to measure with off -
set removed from the measurement instrument.
If AC resistance meter is used
In addition to removing offset of the measurement instrument, another main pur -
pose of performing zero adjustment is to remove influence of the probe shape.
For this reason, when performing zero adjustment, try as much as possible to set
the form of the self-made probe close to the measurement state. Then, you need
to make the connection as shown in Table 1 (a) and perform zero adjustment.
However, if a HIOKI product is used, even in AC resistance measurement, if the
required resolution exceeds 100

 , the same zero adjustment method used in
DC resistance meter may be sufficient.
HIOKI BT3562A981-09