Contents

• Intro
• Disclaimer
• Manual references
• Design and construction
• Firmware
• Calibration
• Performance verification
• Restoration summary

Intro

Fluke 752A voodoo.

Disclaimer

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Manual references

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Design and construction

This article would be impossible without work of Todd and his content and testing results. Thank you!
It’s a joy for any passionate engineer to see these instruments working, despite all those years.

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