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Fred Abse
Well,i snooped around their site and could find no way to get or find
that catalog.
No way to get that description, etc.
Dead end.
The best i could find, using MOX as a 3-character selector for part
number, thengetting the PDF for the Max-Mox series,was a one page PDF
named res_maximox.pdf; page labeled 85.
Now i see (only since you pointed it out) the 0.60pF . On the basis of
my calculations, i do not see how it can be that large. I guess i will
have to make a rather sensitive capacitance
measurement device, as DVMs tend to imply the low value i calculated.
I got the catalog from the Ohmite site the same time this thread started.
Took a bit of digging.
Don't you have a proper LCR meter, or bridge? A DMM isn't really suitable
for measuring parasitic capacitance.
A "real" LCR meter, or impedance analyzer, is a must-have for any serious
work. You could use an old Q meter instead.