Make your own. The material options are not limited to the list but it is a start...Where does one get a 100GΩ resistor?
That question in itself is better than any answer given so farWhat do you need a 100 gigaohm resistor for?
Voltage sensing on High Voltage power supplies?What do you need a 100 gigaohm resistor for?
Okay? How high of voltage? 100G on a one million volt power source would still only allow 10 microamps (.01 milliamps) through.Voltage sensing on High Voltage power supplies?
I predict at least 10 - 20 more posts before any real info is given if at all.That question in itself is better than any answer given so far
It was never a real problem - it was a rhetorical question on another thread that a mod decided was a hijack and moved to this new, non-value-added thread.I predict at least 10 - 20 more posts before any real info is given if at all.
When the mods do this they should add an explanation of what was done. They used to do this when making a move.It was never a real problem - it was a rhetorical question on another thread that a mod decided was a hijack and moved to this new, non-value-added thread.
It's a question without further explanation on which in normal conversational English carries the strong implication of you likely needing one.Where does one get a 100GΩ resistor?
Someone check my math: wouldn't 1 meg volt divided by 1 gig ohm equal 0.001 amps? (1 milliamp)10 microamps (.01 milliamps) through.
Yes, it would but if you read the title of the thread...........Someone check my math: wouldn't 1 meg volt divided by 1 gig ohm equal 0.001 amps? (1 milliamp)
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