Abstract
1. Under conditions of production, when one must compare electronic instruments within a wide frequency interval, the utilization of current and voltage comparators with high reproducibility is fully justified. 2. Broad-band comparators can be used to create equipment with high reproducibility; the equipment has an efficiency resembling that of calibrating instruments and has also a sufficiently high accuracy at frequencies of up to several dozen MHz.
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