Abstract
Difficulties in insulation measurements on small components, such as capacitors, arise from the uncertainty regarding the establishment and duration of contact. A simple circuit is described which will give a positive indication. It employs a gas-filled triode and a small neon discharge lamp; an impulse derived from the test circuit extinguishes the glow in the neon lamp over a predetermined period which is unaffected by test conditions.
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