Electrical bonding meters are dedicated low-resistance measurement instruments used to verify the integrity of equipotential bonding connections across aircraft structures, ensuring compliance with lightning strike protection, EMC, and static discharge requirements per standards such as MIL-STD-464 and DEF STAN 59-411, typically measuring milliohm-range resistance using a four-wire Kelvin method.
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