dselec
Advanced Member level 1
I think i know your problem.
Your internal Resistance of fluke is much much higher than your pic circuit,so there is some drop out in the leads from batt to the pic.
So its extremly important that u get your readings on the fluke : pic input: with load ,at the same checking point and i mean exactly not a mm before or after and all checks should be done at the same time in parallel.
Your internal Resistance of fluke is much much higher than your pic circuit,so there is some drop out in the leads from batt to the pic.
So its extremly important that u get your readings on the fluke : pic input: with load ,at the same checking point and i mean exactly not a mm before or after and all checks should be done at the same time in parallel.