Issues with modifying megohmmeters.

2009-03-13View Original

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I have a 500V megohmmeter, but I need one that can handle 10000V. Can I connect a step-up transformer in series with the output of the megohmmeter to achieve 10000V functionality? I might be an amateur; it just occurred to me suddenly!

Reply #22009-03-13

It’s impossible; a megohmmeter uses direct current, right?

Reply #32009-03-13

No! The generator windings need to be replaced!

Reply #42009-03-14

Just add a voltage-doubling rectification circuit

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