The 700-IV is a current shunt from Fluke. In electronic test equipment, a current shunt is a device that creates a low resistance path to allow electric current to pass around a certain point in the circuit. Current shunts can verify and calibrate process control loops.
Additional Features:
Input current range: 0 to 55 mA DC
Conversion factor: 1 mA in converts to 10 mV out
Accuracy (Note): ±0.025% of input
Calibration interval: 1 year
Input resistance: 250ω Nominal
Output resistance: 10ω Nominal
Maximum voltage input: 30V DC
The Fluke 700-IV Current Shunt is used with the 741 or 743 Documenting Process Calibrator to measure and source current simultaneously.
The 700-IV is a current shunt from Fluke. In electronic test equipment, a current shunt is a device that creates a low resistance path to allow electric current to pass around a certain point in the circuit. Current shunts can verify and calibrate process control loops.
Additional Features:
- Input current range: 0 to 55 mA DC
- Conversion factor: 1 mA in converts to 10 mV out
- Accuracy (Note): ±0.025% of input
- Calibration interval: 1 year
- Input resistance: 250Ω Nominal
- Output resistance: 10Ω Nominal
- Maximum voltage input: 30V DC
The Fluke 700-IV Current Shunt is used with the 741 or 743 Documenting Process Calibrator to measure and source current simultaneously.
