2011
DOI: 10.2478/v10178-011-0014-x
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Multiplicative Method for Reduction of Bias in Indirect Digital Measurement Result

Abstract: The error reduction technique, based on inverse transformation, for a shunt active resistance measurement using an ammeter and voltmeter is considered. When computing a corrected reading only multiplicative operations on two measurement results are used, namely squaring and division. The proposed method allows to increase resistance measurement accuracy by about two orders of magnitude what has been validated by both theoretical and experimental outcomes.

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“…According to the theory of indirect measurement error [30][31][32][33], using the spherical coordinate calculation formula of the sound source S based on the X0Y, X0Z, and Y0Z planes, the measurement errors of r i , θ i , and ϕ i caused by the time-delay error σ τ are:…”
Section: Relationship Between Ranging and Direction-finding And Fusiomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the theory of indirect measurement error [30][31][32][33], using the spherical coordinate calculation formula of the sound source S based on the X0Y, X0Z, and Y0Z planes, the measurement errors of r i , θ i , and ϕ i caused by the time-delay error σ τ are:…”
Section: Relationship Between Ranging and Direction-finding And Fusiomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Methods for measuring of the resistance (by Thompson' double bridge, magnetic comparator compensation technique, etc.) require a standard resistance and difficult to implement for shunts with resistance less than 0.1 Ohm [14][15][16][17][18][19][20]. This structural scheme allows realizing in LIA with the differential input four modes of operation:…”
Section: Procedures For Measuring the Transfer Ratio Of Shuntsmentioning
confidence: 99%