4. Current measurement traceability
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4.1.1 DC traceability
At present, the Josephson effect makes it possible to trace DC voltages of between a few hundred mV and ten V to the SI, with an uncertainty of the order of a few 10-7. The quantum Hall effect, meanwhile, enables resistors to be connected to the SI, again with an uncertainty of a few 10-7. By applying Ohm's law, we can determine the intensity of electric currents with an uncertainty of the same order of magnitude. This is...
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