Yes, I agree, in those cases, I always recommend the Fluke 5440/5442
manual for a very nice description and schematics of a precision PWM
divider.
Those dividers are very stable, but in precision grade, they are also
very complex.
If not so many digits are required for precisely dividing voltages,
especially decade division (10:1, 100:1) or the first decade (of a KV)
only, then self-calibrating resistive divider chains are much easier to
realize.
Frank
Yes, I agree, in those cases, I always recommend the Fluke 5440/5442
manual for a very nice description and schematics of a precision PWM
divider.
Those dividers are very stable, but in precision grade, they are also
very complex.
If not so many digits are required for precisely dividing voltages,
especially decade division (10:1, 100:1) or the first decade (of a KV)
only, then self-calibrating resistive divider chains are much easier to
realize.
Frank