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A simple unit for measuring electrical current in complex (including coaxial) circuit sections is considered. A conductor section of the basic measured circuit, to which a light-emitting diode, a galvanic cell, and a regulating resistor are connected, is used as a shunt. A signal from the light-emitting diode arrives at the measuring system. The unit is intended for measuring both large (kilo- and megaampere) and relatively small (up to several amperes) values of the direct, alternating, and pulsed current.
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Original Russian Text © I.P. Shcherbakov, S.D. Samuilov, Yu.N. Bocharov, 2009, published in Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, 2009, No. 2, pp. 61–62.
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Shcherbakov, I.P., Samuilov, S.D. & Bocharov, Y.N. A unit for measuring the electrical current in complex (including coaxial) circuit sections. Instrum Exp Tech 52, 207–208 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0020441209020122
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