Never heard it called by that name, I must admit, though I am aware of the principle of using a test electrode to find holes in the outer jacket. (but then my background is not traditional electrical)
Nice drawings here of both fault location methods.
As a refinement to turn a point with an unknown error into a region of defined uncertainty one can do it from both ends.
In this era of analog to digital conversion and many digit meters it is probably easier than it was.
Never heard it called by that name, I must admit, though I am aware of the principle of using a test electrode to find holes in the outer jacket. (but then my background is not traditional electrical)
Nice drawings here of both fault location methods.
As a refinement to turn a point with an unknown error into a region of defined uncertainty one can do it from both ends.
In this era of analog to digital conversion and many digit meters it is probably easier than it was.
