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Specifications:
Basic Functions
Range
Best Accuracy
DC Voltage
400mV/4V/40V/400V/600V
+/-(0.8%+1)
AC Voltage
400mV/4V/40V/400V/600V
+/-(1.2%+5)
DC Current
40A/1000A
+/-(1.5%+8)
AC Current
40A/1000A
+/-(2%+8)
Resistance
400Ω/4kΩ/40kΩ/400kΩ/4mΩ/40mΩ
+/-(1%+2)
Frequency
4KHz/40KHz/400KHz/4MHz/40MHz
+/-(0.1%+3)
Special Functions
Voltage Measurement Input Impedance
≥10mΩ
Max Opening Forcipated Mouth
55mm/2in
Max. Display
3999
General Characteristic
Power
9V Alkaline Battery (1604A)
LCD Size
47 x 30mm/1.9 x 1.2in(L x W)
Product Size
285 x 105 x 45mm/11.2 x 4 x 1.8in(L x W x H)
Standard Accessories
Table pen, point temperature probes, Alkaline battery, manual, test clip, warranty card, table pen lights
Features:
- The pocket digital multimeter is a battery-powered, average responding-rms indicating multimeter
- Pocket Digital multimeter will test DC voltage, AC voltage, DC current, AC current, resistance, capacitance
- Include input impedance for DC, low battery display, full icon display, data hold, transistor, continuity buzzer, diode fuction
- Steady operations, fashionable structure and highly reliable measuring instrument
- Electrical tester produces hassle-free, automatic measurement of voltage and resistance
- This electrical testers is low impedance eliminates stray or ghost voltage reading
- The input impedance for DC voltage measurement around 10mΩ, the max display 6666
Details:
- With pocket size, the Handheld Digital Multimeter is ideal for hobby & technical operations
- The Best Digital Multimeter will test DC voltage, AC voltage, DC current, AC current, resistance, capacitance
- The pocket digital multimeter is a battery-powered, average responding-rms indicating multimeter
Size in Detail:
How to Use A Digital Multimeter To Test A Resistor:
Digital Multimeters have many functions that are useful. One of the things Digital multimeters are very capable of performing is testing components. This article will show you how to use your digital multimeter to test a resistor. Resistors are typically 2 terminal components whose main purposed is to limit current to other components. A voltage drop occurs between the two terminals and resistance can be calculated using Ohm' s Law R=V/I; where R = resistance, V = voltage, and I = current.- Connect the probes to the digital multimeter. Connect the black probe to the com (common) port and the red probe to the port marked with the Ohm symbol which looks like an upside down horseshoe. For those of you who remember Greek, the Ohm symbol is the Greek letter Omega. This digital multimeter has banana jacks for the port plugs. Other digital multimeters may have screw in terminals or BNC plugs.
- Use alligator clips to attach to the digital multimeter probes. The alligator clips will allow you to work more hands-free and provide a better connection to the component. Use a red and black alligator clip to match the probes.
- Connect the alligator clips to each terminal of the resistor. Most common resistors are the 4 color band type. The first two colors indicate values, the 3rd band indicates a multiplier, and the 4th band indicates % tolerance of the resistor value.
- The pictured resistor is red (2), violet (7), orange (x 1000), and gold (5%). This resistor should then theoretically have a value of 2700 Ohms with 5% tolerance of the value. The lower the tolerance value, the better the resistor. 5% tolerance is about as good as a standard resistor as you can buy at stores like Radio Shack.
- Turn the digital multimeter dial setting to Ohms (Omega).
- Some less expensive digital multimeters have Ohm settings with multipliers (x 100, x 1000, etc). The digital multimeter shown is auto ranging so the multiplier will be shown in the screen with the reading.
- Take the digital multimeter reading. The pictured test shows a value of 27.02 k Ohms. The resistor value is therefore 2702 Ohms. This value is well within the 5% tolerance variance from 2700 Ohms. The resistor is ready for your project.
- To test an in-circuit resistor with a digital multimeter, use steps 1 and 4 above. Make sure there is no voltage active in the circuit board. You will probably have to use the probe tips unless you have really small alligator clips. Touch each probe to a terminal of the resistor. For resistor testing you can touch either terminal with the black or red probes.
- Take the digital multimeter reading. This resistor has the color code green, brown, brown, gold, and should therefore have the value of 510 Ohms. The digital multimeter reads 509 Ohms. The digital multimeter test shows a good resistor.
Package Included:
- 1 x UNI-T UT209 Forcipated Multifunction Digital Clamp Multimeter
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esra alhaiky
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03-22-2011- Other Thoughts: Great Pocket Digital Multimeter for just a few bucks. Comes with a batter to wich is cool for the price
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Dick LePage
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04-07-2011- Other Thoughts: I bought this Pocket Digital Multimeter to use while biasing the tubes in my guitar amp and fits the bill perfectly, at a nice price. They even include a battery, which, surprisingly lasts a long time!
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Deborah LeBlanc
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04-21-2011- Other Thoughts: I do not do any sophisticated jobs, but this is a compact meter that works.
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Leonardo Botta
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01-18-2011- Other Thoughts: Low price, and it works. Comes with positive and negative probes. The display is clear. No problems.
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Rocky Russell
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02-23-2011- Other Thoughts: i bought this Best Digital Multimeter to measure the voltage of some of my manual photography flashes -- so as not to fry my digital camera by overloading it with huge flash voltages in the hotshoe. this was a very inexpensive piece of kit, and it did exactly what it was advertised to do. the overall package gets four out of five stars because the instructions were a bit confusing for all of its functions. still, if you already know what you're doing with this device, it's well worth the few dollars you'll pay.
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