A measuring
system comprises a
voltage converter circuit that converts and outputs a
voltage between a first terminal and a second terminal, and a computing device that detects anomalies in the
voltage converter circuit. The
voltage converter circuit comprises: a first output circuit that outputs a first output voltage obtained by multiplying a potential of the first terminal with respect to a predetermined reference potential by a
conversion gain; a second output circuit that outputs a second output voltage obtained by multiplying a potential of the second terminal with respect to the reference potential by a
conversion gain; and a third output circuit that outputs a third output voltage obtained by multiplying a voltage between the first terminal and the second terminal by a
conversion gain.The conversion gains of the first output circuit, the second output circuit, and the third output circuit can be set to values of at least one first group and one second group, and the ratio between a first group conversion
gain and a second group conversion
gain set in the third output circuit differs from the ratio between a first group conversion
gain and a second group conversion gain set in the first output circuit or the second output circuit.The computing device comprises the following: a
voltmeter which measures the first output voltage, the second output voltage and the third output voltage, and a diagnostic unit which, using conversion gains of a selected group, which is one of the first group and the second group, calculates a first conversion value, a second conversion value and a third conversion value corresponding to input voltages of the first output circuit, the second output circuit and the third output circuit, based on the first output voltage, the second output voltage and the third output voltage, and determines that an anomaly exists if the sum of the first conversion value and the second conversion value deviates from the third conversion value by at least one predetermined value.