Appendix d: nz-‐cal component values – Multichannel Systems nanoZ manual User Manual
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Appendix D: NZ-‐CAL Component Values
The following table shows the channel mapping for the bank of test resistors (1%
tolerance) and capacitors (5% tolerance) on the supplied NZ-CAL adaptor.
channel
R (MOhm)
C (nF)
channel
R (MOhm)
C (nF)
1
6.8
-
17
short circuit
-
2
10
0.1*
18
0.12
-
3
4.7
-
19
1.0
-
4
3.3
-
20
1.0
-
5
20
-
21
0.0051
-
6
2.2
-
22
0.51
-
7
1.0
-
23
0.010
-
8
1.5
-
24
1.0
-
9
10
-
25
-
100
10
1.0
-
26
-
10
11
1.0
-
27
-
1.0
12
0.82
-
28
-
0.22
13
8.2
-
29
-
0.033
14
1.0
-
30
0.020
-
15
13.3
-
31
1.0
-
16
open circuit
-
32
0.051
-
* R and C in parallel
The measured phase angle of pure resistors should be 0°, with an impedance
that is independent of test frequency, whereas pure capacitors should report a
phase angle of -90°, with an impedance magnitude that varies inversely with
frequency. For comparison, most electrophysiology electrodes will have a phase
angle between -50° and -80°, depending on the electrode metal and coatings.