12206 Simpson, 12206 Datasheet - Page 8
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12206
Manufacturer Part Number
12206
Description
Analog Multimeters 260-6XLM VOM LOW P
Manufacturer
Simpson
Datasheet
1.12206.pdf
(12 pages)
Specifications of 12206
Accuracy
+/- 2 %
Lead Free Status / Rohs Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
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AC VOLTAGE:
Ranges (full scale):
Accuracy:
Sensitivity:
Frequency Response:
OHMS CONVENTIONAL:
Ranges:
Ohms Center:
Max. Scale Reading:
Accuracy:
LOW POWER OHMS:
Ranges:
Ohms Center:
Max. Scale Reading:
Accuracy:
DC CURRENT:
OUTPUT JACK:
VOLTAGE( AC)
Ranges (full scale):
Frequency Response:
DECIBELS (dB):
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ACCURACY:
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2.5V, 10V, 25V, 100V, 250V, 500V and 1000V
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See curve in Figure 4-1
R X 1, R X 100, R X 1k and R X 10k
6, 600, 6000 and 60k
1000
on all other ranges. The nominal open-circuit volt-
age for all ranges up to R X 1k is 1.5V. The R X
10k range has an open circuit voltage of 9 V. The
maximum current drawn from the 1.5V battery is
250 mA (R X 1 with test leads shorted).
R X 1 and R X 10
20 and 200
1000
for the low power ohms ranges is 100 mV and the
maximum measuring power is 0.125 mW. The
battery quiescent current is 4.3 mA at R X 1 and
0.43 mA at R X 10.
2.5V, 10V, 25V, 100V, 250
See curves in Figure 4-2
±1.0 dB at the zero dB point
±3% of full scale on all ranges
±2.5° of an arc on the R X 1 range; ±2.0° of arc
±2.5° of arc. The maximum open circuit voltage
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To read voltages in terms of decibels, use the decibel (dB) scale on the bottom of
the dial, marked from -20 to +10. Read the dB scale by first following the instruc-
tions for measuring AC. When the range switch is set on the 2.5V position, read
the dB scale directly. The dB readings on the scale are referenced to zero dB
power level of 0.001 W into 600 , or 0.775V AC across 600 . For the 10V range,
read the dB scale and add +11 dB to the reading. For the 25V range, read the dB
scale and add 19 dB to the reading. On the 100V range, read the dB scale and
add +31 dB to the reading; on the 250V range, add +39 dB to the reading.
NOTE: The voltage drop across the 260 on all milliampere current ranges is
approximately 250 millivolts measured at the jacks. An exception is the 0-500 mA
range, where the drop is approximately 480 millivolts. The voltage drop will not
affect most circuits whose current is being measured. In some transistor circuits,
it might be necessary to take the voltage drop into account when making voltage
measurements.
While the circuit is energized do not change the setting of the function or range
switches or disconnect the test leads.
Set the range switch to one of the range positions marked 2.5V, 10V, 25V,
100V or 250V.
Be sure the power is off in the circuit being measured.
Connect the test leads across the circuit being measured with the black test
lead to the ground side.
Turn on the power in the test circuit. Read the output voltage on the appropri-
ate AC voltage scale. For the 0-2.5V range, read the value directly on the red
scale marked 2.5V. For the 10V, 25V, 100V or 250V ranges, use the red scale
marked AC and read the black figures immediately above the scale.
Measuring Decibels
Direct Current Measurements
Figure 4-2. Typical Frequency Response, Output Ranges
+10
-10
+6
+4
+8
+2
-6
-8
-2
-4
0
100 VAC RANGE
250 VAC RANGE
2.5 VAC RANGE
25 VAC RANGE
10VAC RANGE
10
AC VOLTAGE RANGES
100
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FREQUENCY
1000
10 KHZ
100 KHZ
1MHZ