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This measurement is based on the following principle: 
The  applied  voltage  is  divided  across  a  capacitive  potential 
divider 
 

2

1

U

U

U

e

+

=

; with 

2

2

1

1

U

C

U

C

=

  

 

2

1

2

)

1

(

U

C

C

U

e

+

=

On  choosing  C2  >>  C1,  then  the  following  approximation  is 
valid: 

2

1

2

)

1

(

U

C

C

U

e

+

=

 

To  avoid  damage  to  the  instrument,  C1  and  C2  must  be  so 
chosen  that  the  voltage  on  amplifier  input  (

1

)  does  not 

exceed  10 V,  and  that  the  maximum  potential  between 
auxiliary  input  (

2

)  and  the  electrometer  amplifier  earth  does 

not exceed 1 kV. 
 
Caution! 
Ensure that only correspondingly voltage resistant capacitors 
are used! 
 
Note: 
The  capacitance  values  given  on  capacitors  are  nominal 
values  and  may  deviate  from  the  actual  values.  To  obtain 
exact  measurement  results,  the  actual  capacitance  must  be 
experimentally determined. 
 
 

Recommended accessories:

 

Capacitor 0.1 µF, 250 V, 

 

 

 

39105.18 

in casing G1 
Capacitor 10 nF, 250 V, 

 

 

 

39105.14 

in casing G1 
Capacitor 1 nF, 100 V,  

 

 

 

39105.10 

in casing G1 
Capacitor 100 pF, 100 V, 

 

 

 

39105.04 

in casing G1 
Cable with 4 mm bunch plug 
 
 
 

7.3 Measurement of small currents

 

 
Schematical experimental set-up: 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The measurement is based on Ohm's law: 
By measuring the decreasing voltage at a known resistance, 
the current flowing through the resistor can be calculated. 
 

I

 = 

U

/

U

/

R

 = 

U

/

R

 

 
This method is always then used, when small currents are to 
be  measured  with  which  falsification  would  occur  with  a  low 
ohmic measuring instrument connected in parallel. 
 

Recommended accessory:

 

Cable with 4 mm bunch plug 

8  SETS OF EQUIPMENT FOR EXPERIMENTS 
WITH THE ELECTROMETER AMPLIFIER: 

Electrometer Amplifier, Set 1 

 

 

07650.88

 

This set of equipment for experiments 
on measuring charges comprises: 
 
Faraday pail, 

d

 = 40 mm, 

h

 = 75 mm 

 

13027.03 

(small version) 
Crocodile clips, bare, 10 pcs  

 

 

07274.03 

Connecting plugs, set of 2   

 

 

07278.05 

Connecting plug (for short-circuiting) 

 

39170.00 

4 mm/19 mm, white 
Support rod with 4 mm hole   

 

 

02036.01 

(for earthing the experimenter) 
Capacitor 1 nF, 100 V,  

 

 

 

39105.10 

in casing G1 
Rod, polypropylene,    

 

 

 

13027.07 

d

 = 8 mm, 

l

 = 175 mm 

Acryl resin rod, 

d

 = 8 mm, 

l

 = 175 mm   

13027.08 

Electrometer Amplifier  

 

 

 

13621.00 

 
 

Electrometer Amplifier, Set 2 

 

 

07651.88

 

This supplementary set of equipment for 
experiments on measuring charges, 
voltages and small currents comprises: 
 
Film resistor 10 GW, 5%, 

 

 

 

39104.77 

in G1 casing 
Film resistor 1 GW, 5%, 

 

 

 

39104.76 

in G1 casing 
Film resistor 100 MW, 5%,   

 

 

39104.75 

in G1 casing 
Film resistor 10 MW, 5%, 

 

 

 

39104.58 

in G1 casing 
Capacitor 0.1 µF, 250 V, 

 

 

 

39105.18 

in G1 casing 
Capacitor 10 nF, 250 V, 

 

 

 

39105.14 

in G1 casing 
Capacitor 100 pF, 100 V, 

 

 

 

39105.04 

in G1 casing 
Zinc electrode, 76 mm x 40 mm   

(2x)  45214.00 

 

9  NOTES ON THE GUARANTEE 

We  guarantee  the  instrument  supplied  by  us  for  a  period  of 
24 months within the EU, or for 12 months outside of the EU. 
Excepted  from  the  guarantee  are  damages  that  result  from 

 

Offset 

Power 

12V~ 

Summary of Contents for 13621.00

Page 1: ...which it was designed 2 PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION Charges that have resulted from static electricity can be determined by transferring the charge to a capacitor of known capacitance and measuring the electrical potential of this It is difficult to measure this potential with customary measuring instruments as a current flows through the measuring instrument and this leads to decay of the applied cha...

Page 2: ...phones etc are to be used in the immediate vicinity The individual connecting leads are each not to be longer than 2 m The instrument can be so influenced by electrostatic charges and other electromagnetic phenomena that it no longer functions within the given technical specifications The following measures reduce or do away with disturbances Avoid fitted carpets ensure potential equalization carr...

Page 3: ...al that the capacitor has acquired is measured The amount of charge present is to be calculated using the relationship U C Q with Q Charge Cb C Capacity V Cb and U Voltage V Schematical experimental set up Caution Appropriate earthing of the person carrying out the experiment is necessary here to reduce additional electrostatic effects Further to this the electrometer amplifier is to be earthed vi...

Page 4: ...1 1 R U R U 2 2 1 1 U R R Ue On choosing R1 R2 then the following approximation is valid 2 2 1 U R R Ue To avoid damage to the instrument R1 and R2 must be so chosen that the voltage on amplifier input 1 does not exceed 10 V and that the maximum potential between auxiliary input 2 and the electrometer amplifier earth does not exceed 1 kV Caution Ensure that only correspondingly voltage resistant r...

Page 5: ...hen used when small currents are to be measured with which falsification would occur with a low ohmic measuring instrument connected in parallel Recommended accessory Cable with 4 mm bunch plug 8 SETS OF EQUIPMENT FOR EXPERIMENTS WITH THE ELECTROMETER AMPLIFIER Electrometer Amplifier Set 1 07650 88 This set of equipment for experiments on measuring charges comprises Faraday pail d 40 mm h 75 mm 13...

Page 6: ... the manufacturer or by personnel who have been explicitly authorized by him to do so 10 WASTE DISPOSAL The packaging consists predominately of environmentally compatible materials that can be passed on for disposal by the local recycling service Should you no longer require this product do not dispose of it with the household refuse Please return it to the address below for proper waste disposal ...

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