Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Power the LCR meter and wait for it to turn on. Set the LCR to measure L, or inductance. Set the meter to 100 kHz at 1 volt. Connect the leads to the LCR meter. Check the display screen to figure out the inductance.

Answer: A basic LCR meter is very similar to a multimeter normally used to measure things like voltage and current. Most meters are handheld with a readout screen that will display 0 after you press the power button. If it doesn't display 0, press the reset button to set the meter at 0. There are also larger electronic machines that make the testing process even easier than normal. They often have room for you to plug in the inductor coil for a more accurate result. Multimeters cannot be used to measure inductance. They don't have the ability, but fortunately, inexpensive handheld LCR meters are available online. An LCR meter can take several measurements, which will be listed on the dial. L means inductance, so it is the one you need. For handheld meters, turn the dial to point to the L. If you're using an electronic device, press the buttons on the screen to set the machine to L. LCR meters have multiple settings, so make sure you're using the correct one. The C setting is for capacitance and the R is for resistance. LCR meters generally offer several different test settings. The lowest inductance test is usually something like 200 uH. If you're setting a tabletop meter, 100 kHz at 1 volt is perfect for most devices. Using the wrong setting makes the test more inaccurate. Most LCR meters are meant to test at a low current, but you should still avoid making the current stronger than what the inductor coil can handle. The meter will have a black and red lead just like a multimeter. The red lead fits in the plug marked as positive, while the black one fits in the plug marked as negative. Touch the leads to the terminal ends of the device you are testing to begin sending a current through it. Some LCR meters have a slot where you can plug in testing objects like capacitors and coils. Fit the device's terminals into the sockets to test it. LCR devices perform inductance tests almost instantaneously. You should notice the readout on the screen change right away. It will show you a number in microhenries (uH). Once you have the number, you can shut off the meter and remove the device.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Move any objects that your cat could knock against while seizing. Avoid touching the cat while he is seizing. Eliminate any outside stimulation. Move the cat to a safe location if he is in danger of falling. Contact your vet following the seizure.

Answer: To decrease the chance of the cat injuring himself during the seizure, look around for objects that he might thrash against. Try to move objects out of the cat's way rather than pick your cat up and remove him from danger. Touching your cat stimulates him, and in his neurologically sensitized state this could worsen the fit or extend its duration. For example, if your cat experiences a seizure near a sharp table leg, put a cushion between him and the table to act as padding, rather than picking your cat up. A seizuring cat is not conscious of what goes on around him. He lies on his side, his legs paddle and thrash, his jaw chomps, and he may lose control of his bladder and bowels. In this state the cat has no conscious control of his actions and could easily bite or scratch anyone who touches him. The only is exception is if the cat is in danger of falling, which is covered in Step 4 of this section. Do not put your fingers near or in his mouth because the cat will bite down and not be able to let go until he recovers consciousness. Get everyone else to leave the room. It is normal to cry out when witnessing a beloved cat in the grip of a seizure, but this does not help the pet. To reduce the stimulation around your cat: Turn off the television or radio. Switch off electric lights. Close the curtains. Avoid the temptation to talk to and soothe the pet. Sadly, this is another form of stimulation and you are likely to do more harm than good, unless he is in danger of falling (which is described in the next step). While you should try to avoid moving or touching your cat during a seizure, the exception is if he is in danger of injuring himself. For instance, if your cat has a seizure whilst on a high window ledge use either a duvet cover, or a large, thick towel to cover and then pick up the cat. Doing this will hopefully protect you from accidental bites and scratches. With the cat still inside the towel carry him to a safe place, such as a flat, open space, and gently put him down. Make sure his head is uncovered so he can breathe, and then step away. The average seizure lasts two or three minutes, and your priority during this time should be to keep your cat safe. Once the cat comes round, keep him indoors so that he does not wander off, and phone your veterinarian for further advice. If this is your cat's first seizure he will need to be checked over, and have blood work run to investigate any underlying reason for the seizure. It will help your veterinarian to have a full description of the seizure. With this aim, try to note the start and end time of the fit. If you have a phone handy, take a video of the fit so that the veterinarian can witness the event first hand.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Try enzyme products.These products contain enzymes that decompose urine into molecules that can be eaten by specific non-odor causing bacteria present in their products. Give oxidizing products a try. Make sure you use the right amount of neutralizer. Apply the neutralizer.

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Examples of these products are: 100% Natural Pet-Dog-Cat Urine and Stain Odor Remover by Nature's Secret Weapon ™️, Stink-Free ™️ Urine Odor Remover, Roco & Roxie Supply™️ Pet Stain and Odor Remover, Best Carpet Enzyme Cleaner by Bubba's Rowdy Friends Pet Supply Inc., and Urine-Off™️ These products can be directly sprayed on areas with remnant urine odors. These products neutralize odors by killing odor-causing bacteria, and can prevent remarking. They also contain substances that remain after application that continue to neutralize odors, bind to waste products, and prevent bacterial and mold growth. Examples of these products include Oxyfresh Pet Deodorizer with Oxygen and Shout Turbo Oxy Stain & Odor Remover. When using either enzyme or oxidizing products, it is important to use more product than the amount of urine that your dog expelled. A medium-sized dog can usually pass half a cup of urine, so in that case, you would use a cup of neutralizing agent. For this step, it is best to read the instructions on the bottle or package that the neutralizer came in. However, most neutralizers need to be applied to the spot and then let to soak for a certain amount of time. When they have soaked into the carpet, it is best to vacuum the spot or soak the liquid up with paper towels, newspaper, or old fabric towels. When washing urine off of concrete, use three times the amount of neutralizer. For instance, if your dog passed roughly one-fourth a cup of urine, you would use three-fourths cup of neutralizer. When treating carpets that have been heavily soiled with urine on multiple occasions, it is best to lift the carpet up and clean the floor as well. If you do not, there is a good chance that the odor will continue to linger. If you are treating a car seat, use double the amount of neutralizer to account for the fact that the foam in car seats is much more absorbent that most carpets and floorings.