Specifications
- Function
- DC and AC voltage, resistance
- Measuring ranges
- DC 1–1000 V full scale (7 ranges); AC 1–300 V (6 ranges); 2 Ω – 1000 MΩ
- Frequency range
- 20 Hz – 200 MHz
- Accuracy
- voltage ±2.5% of full scale; resistance ±7% of reading
- Input impedance
- DC 100 MΩ; AC 1.5 MΩ ∥ 1.5 pF
- Display
- analogue meter
- Power supply
- 220 V ±10%
- Power consumption
- 16 VA
- Dimensions
- 14 × 22 × 25 cm (H × W × D)
- Weight
- 4 kg
Description
The E0401 is an electronic voltmeter, made by IEMI in Bucharest and designed at the ICE research institute [1].
ICE’s laboratory for electronic instruments for measuring electrical quantities designed all the institute’s generations of oscilloscopes, voltmeters, multimeters, signal generators, frequency meters, logic analysers, RLC bridges and stabilised AC power supplies; they went into production at IEMI or in ICE’s own microproduction workshop, and equipped industrial laboratories and production lines as well as teaching and research laboratories [1]. In the 1970s and 1980s about half of the components of measuring instruments were imported; after 1980 about three quarters were Romanian [1].
It measures DC and AC voltage in the 20 Hz – 200 MHz band [2]. IEMI’s production table lists 505 units made in 1973–1977 [2].
Annex III.2.8 gives DC voltage from 100 mV to 1000 V, AC voltage from 100 mV to 300 V and resistance from 2 Ω to 1000 MΩ, read on a pointer instrument [3].
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References
- [1]N. Millea (coord.) et al. – „Electronica românească. O istorie trăită”, vol. II „Electronica profesională”, AGIR, section II.4.1 „Laborator aparate electronice pentru măsurarea mărimilor electrice”, pp. 109–115
- [2]N. Millea (coord.) et al. – „Electronica românească. O istorie trăită”, vol. II „Electronica profesională”, AGIR, sections III.2 „Producția IEMI” and III.3 „Comentarii tehnico-economice”, pp. 302–317, and annex III.2.3 „Producția IEMI – aparate electronice de măsură și industriale”, pp. 383–386
- [3]N. Millea (coord.) et al. – „Electronica românească. O istorie trăită”, vol. II „Electronica profesională”, AGIR, annex III.2.8 „Voltmetre – multimetre – wattmetre”, pp. 618–627