What is the difference between leakage current and leakage current? What instruments are used separately?
Leakage current test requires a dedicated instrument (not a micro meter test, otherwise, once the breakdown current occurs, it will burn a micro meter, a major accident). The "leakage current" depends on the line to be measured (or circuit, such as circuit version), and choose the appropriate instrument (or ammeter) to carry out.
Leakage current usually refers to the leakage current in laboratory experiments, such as high and low voltage testing, testing of operating tools, testing of insulation tools, testing of protective articles, etc.. The "leakage current" refers to the leakage of electricity in the circuit and the leakage current of the components (such as the triode).
Leakage current generally refers to high voltage test of small current, to have a micro meter measurement. The leakage current refers to the low voltage circuit grounding (including bad insulation), when the electric shock of small current, generally for tens of more than ma.
