Fluke Standard 742A-10K

The 742A-10K is a used Resistance Standard from Fluke. Engineers use direct current (DC) voltage standards to calibrate, standardize, normalize, and monitor drift, verify linearity, and establish regulation in electronic equipment. Standards are important during electronics compliance testing. Phase angle standards are ideal for calibrating many different electronics, including power analyzers, vector voltmeters, phase meters, phase sensitive instruments, and resolvers. Additional Features: Small and rugged No oil or air baths required 18° to 28° C operating range Six-month stability to 2.5 ppm Fluke 742A Resistance Standards are high accuracy working standards for precision, on-site resistance calibration. Their excellent temperature stability allows them to be used from 18°C to 28°C with typically less than 2 ppm degradation. Because 742A Resistance Standards are small and rugged, they are easy to transport. Care has been taken to reduce resistance changes brought about by thermal and mechanical shock. Retrace (permanent shift in resistance) is typically less than 2 ppm after cycling between 0°C and 40°C. The 742A-1 1 ω and the 742A-10k 10 kω units are ideally suited for Artifact Calibration of Fluke 5700A/5720A Calibrators. The other values can be used to verify the calibration if you desire.