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In Reply to: Does "stray A/C Voltage" matter? Opinions wanted: posted by Elizabeth on February 9, 2013 at 18:29:04:
may differ, but the old Daletech prior to Fluke taking over the company offered a LOW Leakage AC power cord less than 10uA per foot, IIRC. Claims was that in OR. and ER's the cables including sensors were thrown into the throughs on the sides of the room for the various diganostic machinery. Any AC leakage could compromise the readings.
I've made cables from the old Daletech and they were extremely "quiet". Unfortunately those low leakage cords are no longer available.
Stu
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- Definition of stray..... - unclestu 12:17:17 02/10/13 (5)
- RE: Definition of stray..... - Duster 15:17:37 02/10/13 (4)
- Pangea have a very low radiation well below shielded Belden.. Just mentioning my favorite nt.. - Elizabeth 19:13:03 02/11/13 (3)
- what was interesting - unclestu 22:37:31 02/12/13 (2)
- My AC cords need to be bundled, so the Pangea with shielding is perfect - Elizabeth 10:53:56 02/13/13 (1)
- That is exactly - unclestu 12:08:10 02/13/13 (0)
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