Very nice video, Tony. I am still surprised how you and I have many of the same pieces of test equipment. I also have most of the test cables and fixtures you showed in this video. Again very informative and well produced video.
@3:00 Those 4 wire clip leads usually have the 2nd wire feeding back up to the other half of the clip, so each clip has a wire going to it, so it is a true 4 wire system. EDIT: you figured it out 👍🤓
True. I have this exact set and that is how they are wired in the alligator. The wires exit together for better physical handling. There are separate blades to the clip ends and the hinge is insulated.
Great video as usual Tony! Very interesting to see the different levels of sophistication in the test signals of the various models of LCR meters. That was very helpful. I have a Hantek meter like the one you showed and purchased a Kelvin clip kit from VoltLog where I built my own 4-wire clips. In those, both wires came in one side of the handle, but the sense wire simply crossed over the hinge of the clip and up to the opposite jaw. Cable length was essentially the same with no continuity between the jaws when open. Love your work, thanks for the content! - JRH
Beste Tony, Je hebt me alweer geld gekost....... Top tip die kelvin kabels gemaakt van Teflon coax, heb ze zojuist binnen gekregen en het viel me meteen op dat de Kelvin clips veel beter klemmen dan die wit/grijze "'standaard Chinese"' clips met rood en zwart krimpkous erop en die draaibare huls als onderdeel van de banaanstekkers (wat nooit goed contact kan maken). Ga zo door, ben erg blij met je tips en uitzoekwerk om bij Ali de krenten uit de pap te halen.
Even though they will fit, these might not work with some LCR meters, such as the HP digital bench type. They specify several ways of attaching the shields together, and to ground, for certain measurements.
Great informative video, thank you, Tony! P.S. I bought a Kelvin test lead from JZDZ for my Keithley 6500 on AliExpress a month ago for 17 euros, and they turned out to be very high quality. I'm surprised...
Hi Tony. Valuable video presentation. Alternatively, one can become handy with (nano)VNA and do a much wider frequency sweep. You still need different component fixtures, like maybe separate for through hole and smd. Oftentimes is this approach maybe some more work as you need to calibrate, but if you have a few standard setups, you can save the cal reference for a specific setup and doesn't need to calibrate every time, I suppose.
Hi Tony, in one of your older videos (Lab tour 2022 #268, at about 7: 53) you showed a Rohde und Schwarz programmable voltage source +40V -40V. I have one too, but one of the EPROMs died and Rohde und Schwarz doesn´t want to give the EPROM data. Is there anyway you could read those EPROMs and publish the contents? I tried averything, looked everywhere, but they are nowhere to be found :/.
Hey Tony! Ik heb zelf ook zo'n Kelvin kabelset met beide kabels aan één zijde van de connector, maar ieder van de kabels gaat gewoon naar zijn eigen zijde van de krokodil. Maar dat weet jij natuurlijk ook 😉 mooie collectie anyway 👍🏻
@@TonyAlbus They arrived, but I need to know how to use them with my B&K 878B LCR meter. My Kelvins have four leads, but my meter just has a single Guard socket. Can I just connect TWO leads together with a 2-into-1 banana adapter to insert into the Guard jack? Or am I missing something. Do I need to build a fixture for the three slots? Thanks and 73
@@barrybogart5436 Hi, i think you needed this one: go.tonyalbus.com/KelvinPCBdmm but if you have the babanas , i would indeed think you can put the guards together.
You could have just checked continuity between the individual jaws of ech clip with the banana plugs to confirm that both jaws were actually wired separately.
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Very nice video, Tony. I am still surprised how you and I have many of the same pieces of test equipment. I also have most of the test cables and fixtures you showed in this video. Again very informative and well produced video.
Thank you so much John! Yes indeed, we have many in common... great minds ... :))
@3:00 Those 4 wire clip leads usually have the 2nd wire feeding back up to the other half of the clip, so each clip has a wire going to it, so it is a true 4 wire system.
EDIT: you figured it out 👍🤓
Hi Scott, thanks, yes indeed :), still i think the Kelvins with Rg316 look much better.
True. I have this exact set and that is how they are wired in the alligator. The wires exit together for better physical handling. There are separate blades to the clip ends and the hinge is insulated.
Great video as usual Tony! Very interesting to see the different levels of sophistication in the test signals of the various models of LCR meters. That was very helpful. I have a Hantek meter like the one you showed and purchased a Kelvin clip kit from VoltLog where I built my own 4-wire clips. In those, both wires came in one side of the handle, but the sense wire simply crossed over the hinge of the clip and up to the opposite jaw. Cable length was essentially the same with no continuity between the jaws when open. Love your work, thanks for the content! - JRH
Thank you! , yes the Voltlog are nice, i saw them too when doing research.
Beste Tony, Je hebt me alweer geld gekost....... Top tip die kelvin kabels gemaakt van Teflon coax, heb ze zojuist binnen gekregen en het viel me meteen op dat de Kelvin clips veel beter klemmen dan die wit/grijze "'standaard Chinese"' clips met rood en zwart krimpkous erop en die draaibare huls als onderdeel van de banaanstekkers (wat nooit goed contact kan maken). Ga zo door, ben erg blij met je tips en uitzoekwerk om bij Ali de krenten uit de pap te halen.
Dank je, ja leek wel wel leuk om alles naast alkaar te laten zien, die Kelvins zijn ook mijn favoriet, veel beter dan de normale.
Even though they will fit, these might not work with some LCR meters, such as the HP digital bench type. They specify several ways of attaching the shields together, and to ground, for certain measurements.
Thanks for sharing.
Great informative video, thank you, Tony!
P.S. I bought a Kelvin test lead from JZDZ for my Keithley 6500 on AliExpress a month ago for 17 euros, and they turned out to be very high quality. I'm surprised...
Thank you, and thanks for sharing, always good to know what is around, sounds like you found something good.
Hi Tony, another great informative video, thank you. Also, thank you for subscribing.👍
Thank you!
Nice educational video as usual... Thanks Tony... TOP #1...✌
Thank you Grer!
Hi Tony. Valuable video presentation. Alternatively, one can become handy with (nano)VNA and do a much wider frequency sweep. You still need different component fixtures, like maybe separate for through hole and smd. Oftentimes is this approach maybe some more work as you need to calibrate, but if you have a few standard setups, you can save the cal reference for a specific setup and doesn't need to calibrate every time, I suppose.
Thanks, Nice!! thanks for sharing
This is so wonderful! My odds and ends explained.
Thank you!
Wow! You have a good selection Tony. My only 4 wire is the Fnirsi battery internal resistance meter that has crude and stroppy cables.
Thanks! , yes collected over the years when i also needed to find out what you actualy need and not. Yes Fnirsi is not the best, but it looks nice
@@TonyAlbus Fnirsi makes a lot of junk but the battery internal resistance tester is hard to beat in value.
@@TonyAlbus My Fnirsi battery tester is currently the best!
@@LawpickingLocksmith Yes agree, i also did eyeball the battery r tester.
@@LawpickingLocksmith maybe when the 11.11 kicks in, i see if its price goes even lower :)
Hi Tony, in one of your older videos (Lab tour 2022 #268, at about 7: 53) you showed a Rohde und Schwarz programmable voltage source +40V -40V. I have one too, but one of the EPROMs died and Rohde und Schwarz doesn´t want to give the EPROM data. Is there anyway you could read those EPROMs and publish the contents? I tried averything, looked everywhere, but they are nowhere to be found :/.
Hi, yes no problem, it could take some time, contact me by email, find it in about. email me so i dont forget,
Hey Tony! Ik heb zelf ook zo'n Kelvin kabelset met beide kabels aan één zijde van de connector, maar ieder van de kabels gaat gewoon naar zijn eigen zijde van de krokodil. Maar dat weet jij natuurlijk ook 😉 mooie collectie anyway 👍🏻
Yes klopt helemaal. mooi spul.
Great video.
Thanks!
Just ordered a pair.
Nice!!
@@TonyAlbus They arrived, but I need to know how to use them with my B&K 878B LCR meter. My Kelvins have four leads, but my meter just has a single Guard socket. Can I just connect TWO leads together with a 2-into-1 banana adapter to insert into the Guard jack? Or am I missing something. Do I need to build a fixture for the three slots? Thanks and 73
@@barrybogart5436 Hi, i think you needed this one: go.tonyalbus.com/KelvinPCBdmm
but if you have the babanas , i would indeed think you can put the guards together.
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Thank you!
@@hennenberg88physqm16 yes! now it the time :)
You could have just checked continuity between the individual jaws of ech clip with the banana plugs to confirm that both jaws were actually wired separately.
Thank you!