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    I am also interested in the test voltage used for measuring the resistor?

    Dave Purola,
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    Arrow resistance measurement

    hello,

    These type of measuring devices are used to mesure Transformer oil conductivity.You will find other site too.

    Once again i am asking for the schematic related to this topic.

    thanking you,

    krunal khetani

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave View Post
    I am also interested in the test voltage used for measuring the resistor?
    I would be also very curious to know that, because it must be very high. Also how low currents you can measure? Depends on that quite much.

    Quote Originally Posted by khetanikrunal View Post
    hello,

    These type of measuring devices are used to mesure Transformer oil conductivity.You will find other site too.

    Once again i am asking for the schematic related to this topic.

    thanking you,

    krunal khetani
    I though that it must be something to do with insulators, obviously. Is there any way that you could boost your existing equipment? I know, 1000x times more is pretty tough requirement (=1000x times high test voltage).

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    Arrow Rx mesurement

    see My test voltage is 500 V DC...

    Even i must use amplification of lower current(from Piko amp to Nenoamp)..

    system is like this

    HV(500v dc)----->Resistance of Oil(1mohm to 2000Tera Ohm)------>LV.

    And i have to Take current from LV point and convert it to voltage send to controller via ADC.

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    So your current sense capability is limited to ~0.5nA with 1Tera ohm measurement equipment. Definetely it would be much easier to try lower sensing capability than increase test voltage.
    Most sensible would be increase test voltage by 2x (or 4x) and try to improve current sensing (what ever it might need).

    Pico amper range current sensing is very demanding and any noise from environment will affect your results (even measuring at DC). Most probably you have to do your measurements in shielded rooms, etc..

    Even if you could build up measurement system that could measure up to 2 Peta ohm then limiting factor for accuracy would be ADC (even 16bit). One step would be ~30.5G ohm. Probably you should consider some better ADC than in PICs. (This is valid only if you have just one range for input, full range).

    BR,
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    Last edited by Gusse; - 24th January 2010 at 15:01.

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    Arrow Adc

    hello

    I can measure up to 3 nenoamp and 6 uV.
    event thats not problem.

    I am not able to get linearity.

    i.e., if ADC o/p 500mV for 1 teraohm.

    then i am not getting 250 mV for 2teraohm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by khetanikrunal View Post
    hello

    I can measure up to 3 nenoamp and 6 uV.
    event thats not problem.

    I am not able to get linearity.

    i.e., if ADC o/p 500mV for 1 teraohm.

    then i am not getting 250 mV for 2teraohm.
    Quote Originally Posted by khetanikrunal View Post
    Even i must use amplification of lower current(from Piko amp to Nenoamp)..
    Now I'm a little bit puzzled.

    Do you mean that you can measure:
    1) 3 nano A (3 * 10^-9)
    500V -> Rmax = 170G ohm
    or
    2) 3 pico A (3 * 10^-12)
    500V -> Rmax = 170T ohm
    Rmax is maximum resistance that you can measure.

    When you try to measure 1T and 2T, how you know that insulator is exactly ~1T and ~2T? This linearity issue is also bit unclear.

    BR,
    -Gusse-

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