Spehro Pefhany wrote:
>
> At 02:21 AM 7/30/01 +1000, you wrote:
> > You mention a
> >sense resistor of 1 milliohm, this is ridiculous. I have
> >a good milliohm meter, and any electrical connnection will
> >give you a few milliohms resistance. Your sense resistor
> >will have two of these connections.
>
> You can do Kelvin connections. I've done 15,000 ADC digital meter
> systems, and you sure don't want to put more than a few tens of
> micro-ohms in there. 10uOhms => 2,250 W loss. Accuracy better
> than 1% (system).


Hi Spehro, you've completely lost me here and
of course I want to learn why! ;o)
How and why did you go about this?? And also would
you recommend a 1mohm sense system? This seems
insane to me. I often do medium/high power DC motor
work and appreciate any info you can share here...
:o)
-Roman

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