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No. 8, . 1, E-mail: dgt@tu-sofia.bg


Abstract: This article discusses the basic approaches when building
electrometic devices. Discussed are the possible noise sources in measuring
circuits. Discuss the physical reasons for their occurrence and their ways for
reduction. Defined are the basic principles for the construction of the
measuring devices to reduce noise in the electrometric current
measurements.
Keywords: electrometic devices, noise, measuring circuits, current
measurements





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