An essential tool for home travel – resistance box
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During the regular meeting this afternoon, the director suddenly introduced a new rule: going forward, whenever temperature-related issues arise, it is necessary to first bring a resistance box to the site and use it to simulate the signal of thermal resistors, thereby enabling immediate detection of temperature changes in the cable channels and allowing for quick identification of faults at those temperature points. Then, each team is provided with a resistance box as an essential instrument. . . . . . Admiration
Resistance boxes were used back in the early 2000s; nowadays, hand-held devices are used for testing.
It’s a bit too dogmatic to insist on using a resistance box; if a multimeter or other instruments can accurately determine the issue, why use a resistance box? Resistor boxes are not omnipotent either. All roads lead to Rome; this director is truly amazing.
Maybe your supervisor suddenly bought a few resistor boxes and now doesn’t have a use for them; we all use signal generators now. Generate resistance, current, pulses. It’s very convenient; this is really essential for traveling at home
There’s nothing wrong with that in itself; it’s acceptable as the only option.
Maybe their supervisor was persuaded by the PR team of the resistor box manufacturer last night:lol:lol:lol
Young man, you know too much. . . . . . .
It’s so convenient to have a signal generator with you; after using a resistor box a few times, one loses the urge to carry it around. And for many problems, a resistance box is not even necessary at all
The resistance box is bulky; just buy a 138.5 resistance directly
There’s no need for that; it’s much more convenient to provide each person with a resistor whose standard value is 100 ohms