Fundamentals of Isolation: Making Safe and Accurate High-Voltage Measurements

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Adopting best practices in high-voltage measurement applications ensures more accurate results, safety for the equipment, and (most importantly) safety for the engineer. The isolation methodology needed for performing these measurements plays a critical role in selecting the right equipment and properly using the instrumentation.

Watch the recording for a discussion on the basics of high-voltage measurements and common isolation topologies. Additional topics include:

Signal noise reduction and improved noise immunity
Avoiding ground loops
Analog vs digital isolation
Protection for expensive equipment and the user
Common-mode voltage and fluctuating ground potentials

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Rick Clark

Product Manager, High-Speed Data Acquisition
Yokogawa Test & Measurement

Rick Clark is a product manager for the Yokogawa Test & Measurement team focusing on data acquisition in industries including automotive, energy, and electric machines. With a M.S. degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Florida, Rick now lives in Seattle, Washington where you'll find him enjoying one of the area's many hikes.

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Mr. Jeff Melrose is the Principal Technology Strategist for Cybersecurity at Yokogawa Corporation of America and has over 20 years of experience in Computer Security. Prior to his assignment with Yokogawa, Mr. Melrose was a Principal Security Engineer at Lockheed Martin and Raytheon designing secure systems for the US Military.

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