Four Probe Method: Why 0-200mV & 0.20mA?

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The Four Probe Method utilizes voltage ranges of 0 to 200 mV and current settings of 0 to 0.20 mA for precise electrical measurements in materials. These parameters are not exclusive to the method but are chosen for their effectiveness in minimizing measurement errors. Additionally, while a mercury thermometer is mentioned, it is not an essential component of the Four Probe Method, indicating flexibility in the tools used. For optimal results, users should focus on the specific electrical characteristics of the materials being tested.

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Why we use 0 to 200 mv and 0 to 0.20 ma in four probe method and also why we use only mercury thermometer in this method?
 
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These values are in no way specific to the method. And a thermometer is also not a necessary part of the method either.
You should formulate a more detailed question if you expect a relevant answer.
 

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