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jord4231 Posted - Apr 12 2007 : 7:17:06 PM
I have this Digital fluke 8000a Digital Multimeter.

Problem is when I turn it on the numbers on the display jump arounde a lot usaly the last 2 numbers showing 0.25V or around that it constantly changes just wondering if any one knows if this is normal it still measures voltage but the reading moves around alot.
I tryed doing the 0 calabration thing but it will never hit 0.

Any Ideas?

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chandan.ahluwalia Posted - Apr 15 2007 : 08:57:12 AM
Its normal..
Even my multi meter does the same thing..
Like Cyclopsitis said, the more sensitive the meter, the more fluctuation it will show.
Try touching both the ends of it to your body, it will go crazy sometimes..
This is just because it even reads small current flow...
cyclopsitis Posted - Apr 15 2007 : 02:04:42 AM
It sounds normal to me. I have a bunch of digital meters and they all jump around. The fact that the meter reads a voltage difference of .02V is a really small amount. I find the better quality the meter is the more sensitive it is and the more it jumps around a bit. Also if you’re measuring a voltage source there are many variants so .25V fluctuation is normal. As long as it is not jumping up by 10V here and there and everywhere I'd say you’re ok.

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