Mar 30, 2015 #1 A arunchongdar150 Newbie level 1 Joined Mar 30, 2015 Messages 1 Helped 0 Reputation 0 Reaction score 0 Trophy points 1 Activity points 5 What is the derivation for the initial and final voltage of compensated attenuators?
Mar 30, 2015 #2 C chuckey Advanced Member level 6 Joined Dec 26, 2010 Messages 4,854 Helped 1,309 Reputation 2,624 Reaction score 1,281 Trophy points 1,393 Location Southampton and holiday cottage in Wensleydale (UK Activity points 31,695 The voltage division is worked out for DC, R1/R1 + R2. Then the time constants (CR) of both resistors are matched. e.g. a CRO with 50 pF// 1Mohm input. Divide by 10 attenuator, 9 M ohm in series with a 5.5 pF cap across it. Frank
The voltage division is worked out for DC, R1/R1 + R2. Then the time constants (CR) of both resistors are matched. e.g. a CRO with 50 pF// 1Mohm input. Divide by 10 attenuator, 9 M ohm in series with a 5.5 pF cap across it. Frank