Determination of DC voltage ratio of a self-calibrating DC voltage divider

This paper presents two techniques for determining the ratios of resistive dc voltage dividers up to 1 kV. The techniques are based on absolute calibration methods. The setup requires equipment commonly available in most standard laboratories and is capable of providing high-accuracy calibration under practical laboratory working conditions.

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