General Radio Admittance meter model 1602


The instrument has dimensions of 175 x 175 x 260 mm. It sits in a wooden box. Inside the box cna be the found the UHF admittance meter along with 2 multiplier plates-one single and one double; 1 coaxial panel connector and 2 terminators. Without cover box. Front view.

Figure 1: General Radio Admittance meter model 1602. Without box. Front view.

The instrument has dimensions of 175 x 175 x 260 mm. It sits in a wooden box. Inside the box cna be the found the UHF admittance meter along with 2 multiplier plates-one single and one double; 1 coaxial panel connector and 2 terminators.

Figure 2: General Radio Admittance meter model 1602. With box. Front view.

The instrument has dimensions of 175 x 175 x 260 mm. It sits in a wooden box. Inside the box cna be the found the UHF admittance meter along with 2 multiplier plates-one single and one double; 1 coaxial panel connector and 2 terminators. Without cover. Front corner view.

Figure 3: General Radio Admittance meter model 1602. Without box. Front corner view.

The Type 1602-B U·H-F Admittance Meter is a simple, flexible instrument for the measurement of admittance and impedance over a wide frequency range. As a null instrument the U·H·F Admittance Meter can be used to measure the conductance and susceptance of an unknown circuit directly. It can also be used as a comparator to indicate equality of one~ admittance to another, or degree of departure of one from the other. As a direct indicating device, in addition, it can be used to determine the magnitude of the reflection coefficient on a 50-ohm coaxial line or the magnitude of an unknown impedance from ratios of output voltages read on a meter.