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How can you measure a capacitance of an isolated object, like a conductive sphere or a coil?
Can it be done using a typical RLC meter?
I've tried touching only one end of the probe to the object in question, and that seems to give sporadic readings, but within the order of magnitude of the theoretical expectation.
How to do it reliably, if there is a way?
Can it be done using a typical RLC meter?
I've tried touching only one end of the probe to the object in question, and that seems to give sporadic readings, but within the order of magnitude of the theoretical expectation.
How to do it reliably, if there is a way?