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Decade Inductance Box – 7 Dial
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Housed in a box with seven dials and fitted with 4 mm output plugs, the unit allows a range of inductances from 1ΩH to 10ΩH.
7 Decade Inductance Box
(i) 1ΩH to 10ΩH in steps of 1ΩH
(ii) 10ΩH to 100ΩH in steps of 10ΩH
(iii) 100ΩH to 1mH in steps of 100ΩH
(iv) 1mH to 10mH in steps of 1mH
(v) 10mH to 100mH in steps of 10mH
(vi) 100mH to 1mH in steps of 100mH
(vii) 1mH to 10mH in steps of 1mH
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