This may be more of a trivial basic/general electronics question than something specific to the board
I recently got a PMOD IA to measure impedance. In addition to the PMOD 8 pin connector, there is an SMA connector to connect the impedance. For calibration of the board (gain calibration), I connect a 100kohm resistor (carbon film resistor) directly between the two connectors. This creates significant variation in the impedance (due to capacitive coupling) i.e I see variation in phase (varying between ~-40 degrees to 5 degrees). I was wondering what would be the best way to connect the calibration impedance (and ultimately the test impedance) to these SMA connectors provided on the board to reduce capacitance. Some details: I am carrying out the measurement at 30kHz, calibration impedance is 100kohm.
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This may be more of a trivial basic/general electronics question than something specific to the board
I recently got a PMOD IA to measure impedance. In addition to the PMOD 8 pin connector, there is an SMA connector to connect the impedance. For calibration of the board (gain calibration), I connect a 100kohm resistor (carbon film resistor) directly between the two connectors. This creates significant variation in the impedance (due to capacitive coupling) i.e I see variation in phase (varying between ~-40 degrees to 5 degrees). I was wondering what would be the best way to connect the calibration impedance (and ultimately the test impedance) to these SMA connectors provided on the board to reduce capacitance. Some details: I am carrying out the measurement at 30kHz, calibration impedance is 100kohm.
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