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Offline Sprock

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Re: Metrology Meeting 2024 in Stuttgart/Germany - The finale
« Reply #350 on: August 20, 2024, 01:19:49 pm »
Pic MM2024 all Ziped.

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Re: Metrology Meeting 2024 in Stuttgart/Germany - The finale
« Reply #351 on: August 20, 2024, 02:08:26 pm »
Hello Sprock,
Zip_3 attachment is missing!
Maybe too big?

Anyhow, many thanks for the pictures
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Re: Metrology Meeting 2024 in Stuttgart/Germany - The finale
« Reply #352 on: August 20, 2024, 04:17:53 pm »
Thanks for Info
 
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Re: Metrology Meeting 2024 in Stuttgart/Germany - The finale
« Reply #353 on: August 20, 2024, 08:56:18 pm »
Thanks for sharing the photos. To also share some numbers, I've taken some measurements on Sunday after MM2024:

F7000-1 drifted from 9.9999807 V (measured on 26. Nov. 2020 at xDevs.com) to 9.9999271 V (18. Aug. 2024) --> delta: -53.6 µV in 1361 days
F7000-2 drifted from 9.9999918 V (measured on 26. Nov. 2020 at xDevs.com) to 9.9999739 V (18. Aug. 2024) --> delta: -17.86 µV in 1361 days

That's -14.37 µV/year for F7000-1 and -4.79 µV/year for F7000-2, which agrees with the diagrams I presented at MM2024 showing a larger drift for F7000-1. The huge drift for F7000-1 might explain why it was sold back in 2020. I remember Frank reporting excess drift on his F7000-3 too, but I currently don't know the drift of W7000, that came with F7004T.

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Re: Metrology Meeting 2024 in Stuttgart/Germany - The finale
« Reply #354 on: August 21, 2024, 07:54:27 am »

Here are some measured differential voltages to my Fluke 732B over time:


                  MM2021            MM2022            MM2024

F732B              0                     0                      0

F7000-1       -30.4 uV          -43.0 uV           -63.4 uV

F7000-2         -7.0 uV          -13.4 uV           -17.2 uV

W7000         -11.1 uV          -12.6 uV           -25.6 uV

F732A ron                          -?11.9 uV          +27.0 uV
 

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Re: Metrology Meeting 2024 in Stuttgart/Germany - The finale
« Reply #355 on: August 22, 2024, 03:26:52 am »
Here we go.

W7000 from Nov 2020  -->  9,999991 V

W7000  at MM 2024      --> 9,9999619 V

as temperature was around 28°C this is for me a bit questionable.

should doing this again under better condition.

anyway lot´s of fun ;)





































 

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Re: Metrology Meeting 2024 in Stuttgart/Germany - The finale
« Reply #356 on: August 22, 2024, 07:41:10 am »
Hi,

the photos i took are basicaly the same as from Sprock.
If anyone is interested in the whole set i can send a "wetransfer.com"-link to your e-mail.

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Re: Metrology Meeting 2024 in Stuttgart/Germany - The finale
« Reply #357 on: August 28, 2024, 12:25:58 pm »
Is there any info how the Z10 is made?
An ovenized Jfet Vref(s) with a Chuck's "opamp noise thread" winner as the buffer?  :D
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Re: Metrology Meeting 2024 in Stuttgart/Germany - The finale
« Reply #358 on: August 28, 2024, 12:32:06 pm »
Is there any info how the Z10 is made?
An ovenized Jfet Vref(s) with a Chuck's "opamp noise thread" winner as the buffer?  :D

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Re: Metrology Meeting 2024 in Stuttgart/Germany - The finale
« Reply #359 on: August 31, 2024, 08:21:23 pm »
Big thanks for the wonderful meeting, sad that this was the last meeting in this form  :(

A bit late to the party, but here are my results:
LTZ#3 as brought:                                  7.1006285V ±0.30ppm
as measured by Dr. Frank:                      7.1006253V ±0.42ppm (-0.40ppm)
as measured by 732B from Okertime:     7.1006324V ±0.5ppm  (+0.55ppm)
as measured by F7000-1 from branadic: 7.1006282V ±2ppm     (-0.05ppm)
as measured by F7000-2 from branadic: 7.1006286V ±2ppm     (+0.01ppm)
as measured by 3458A from branadic:    7.1006344V ±2ppm     (+0.82ppm)
 


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