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  • LCR Meter and its applicationsDr.-Ing. Monthol Homklintian

    130 July 2013

  • Outlines

    NIMTs Traceability chart Impedance measurement instrument Measurement circuit mode Terminal configuration Measurement error and compensation Analysis of specification

    Electrical Club 230 July 2013

  • Capacitance Traceability Chart

    Electrical Club 3

    Set of fused silica capacitance standard

    uncertainty 10-8

    Capacitance bridgeuncertainty 10-6

    NIMT ReferenceStandard (National Standard)

    1st-levelWorkingStandard

    2nd-level Working Standard

    General Measuring Equipment

    Capacitance standarduncertainty 10-5

    LCR Meteruncertainty 10-4

    30 July 2013

  • Inductance Traceability Chart

    Electrical Club 4

    WorkingStandard

    General Measuring Equipment

    NIMT ReferenceStandard(National Standard)

    Set of Inductance standard

    100 H to 10 Huncertainty 10-6

    Set of Inductance standard

    100 H to 10 Huncertainty 10-5

    LCR Meteruncertainty 10-4

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  • CMC

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 5

    Capacitance Range Uncertainty (k=2)1 pF, 10 pF, 100 pF 1000 Hz and 1592 Hz 0.8010-6

    1000 pF 1000 Hz and 1592 Hz 3.510-6

    Inductance Range Uncertainty (k=2)100 H, 1 mH, 10 mH, 100 mH, 1 H, 10 H 1000 Hz 0.1610

    -3

  • Impedance measurement instrument

    Measurement method Applicable frequency rangeBridge method DC to 300 MHzResonant method 10 kHz to 70 MHzI-V method 10 kHz to 100 MHzNetwork analysis method 300 kHz and aboveAuto-balancing bridge method 20 Hz to 110 MHz

    Electrical Club 630 July 2013

  • Principle of auto-balancing bridge method

    Advantage-Wide frequency coverage from LF to HF-High accuracy over a wide impedance measurement range-Grounded device measurement

    Disadvantage-Higher frequency ranges not available

    Applicable frequency range 20 Hz to 110 MHz

    7Electrical Club 30 July 2013

  • Measurement Circuit Mode

    Electrical Club 830 July 2013

    Circuit Mode

    Measurement function

    Definition of D, Q and G

    Cp Cp-DCp-QCp-GCp-RP

    CS CS-DCS-QCS-RS

    Lp Lp-DLp-QLp-GLp-RP

    LS LS-DLS-QLS-RS

    QRfCD

    PP

    12

    1==

    PRG 1=

    QRfCD SS

    12 ==

    DfLRQ

    P

    P 12

    ==

    PRG 1=

    DRfLQS

    S 12 == )1(

    12D

    LL PS +=

    )1(1

    2DCC SP +

    =

  • Measurement Circuit Mode

    Capacitance Measurement Large value

    Electrical Club 9

    RsMore significant

    RpLess significant

    Large CLow Z

    Small value

    RPMore significant

    RSLess significant

    Small CHigh Z

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  • Measurement Circuit Mode

    Inductance Measurement Large value

    Electrical Club 10

    RsMore significant

    RpLess significant

    Large LHigh Z

    Small value

    RPMore significant

    RSLess significant

    Small LLow Z

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  • Measurement Circuit Mode

    Cs Ls

    Low impedance

    Large C, Small L

    Cp Lp

    High impedance

    Small C, Large L

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 11

  • Terminal configuration

    Two terminal Three terminal Four terminal Four terminal pair

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 12

  • Two-terminal measurement technique

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 13

    Typical impedance measurement range

    Advantage :Simplest method Disadvantage :Contains many sources of error

  • Three-terminal measurement technique

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 14

    Typical impedance measurement range

    Advantage :Reduce stray capacitanceDisadvantage :RL , LL and Rc still remain

  • Four-terminal measurement technique

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 15

    Typical impedance measurement range

    Advantage :RL , LL and Rc are eliminatedDisadvantage :Stray capacitance C0 still remain Magnetic coupling M induces error voltages

  • Four-terminal pair measurement technique

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 16

    Typical impedance measurement range

    Advantage :RL , LL and Rc are eliminatedImprove the impedance measurement range to 1 mMagnetic couplings M are eliminated

  • Terminal configuration

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 17

    2-terminal3-terminal (binding post)

    2-terminal

    Type : GR 1409

    Type : GR 1482

  • Terminal configuration

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 18

    3-terminal (coaxial)

    4-terminal pair4-terminal

    Type : IET 1404

    Type : QuadTech 1417 Type : HP 16380

  • Measurement error and compensation

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 19Basic accuracy ! : not included Cable / Test Fixture

    Instrument inaccuracies (including test signal level inaccuracy, and impedance measurement inaccuracy)

    Residuals in the test fixtures and cables Noise

  • Measurement error and compensation

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 20OPEN compensation Stray admittance (Y)

    OPEN Compensation

    42090A Open Termination(4-Terminal Pair)

  • Measurement error and compensation

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 21

    SHORT compensation Residual impedance (Z)

    SHORT Compensation

    42091A Short Termination(4-Terminal Pair)

  • Measurement error and compensation

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 22

    StraymeasureDUT CCC =

    cablemeasureDUT LLL =

  • Analysis of specification (PM6304/C)

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 23

    10 nF @ 1 kHz (Accuracy PM6304C)o Low Level = 0.5 %o Normal Level = 0.05 %o High Level = 0.1 %

  • Analysis of specification (PM6304/C)

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 24

    100 mH @ 300 Hz (Accuracy PM6304)o Low Level = 0.5 %o Normal Level = 0.1 %o High Level = 0.1 %

  • Thanks

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 25

  • Traceability chart

    Electrical Club 2630 July 2013

  • Reference

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 27

  • Example of measurement accuracy

    30 July 2013Electrical Club 28

    OutlinesCapacitance Traceability ChartInductance Traceability ChartCMCImpedance measurement instrumentPrinciple of auto-balancing bridge methodMeasurement Circuit ModeMeasurement Circuit Mode Measurement Circuit Mode Measurement Circuit Mode Terminal configurationTwo-terminal measurement techniqueThree-terminal measurement techniqueFour-terminal measurement technique Four-terminal pair measurement technique Terminal configurationTerminal configurationMeasurement error and compensation Measurement error and compensation Measurement error and compensation Measurement error and compensation Analysis of specification (PM6304/C) Analysis of specification (PM6304/C) Slide Number 25Traceability chartReference Example of measurement accuracy