Digital Bench Multimeter

Accessories

1. Host
2. Software CD
3. Instruction manual
4. USB data cable
5. RS-232 data cable
6. Test lead
7. AC220V power cord
8. Test short pen
9. Alligator clip with protective cover
10. Adapter socket
11. Point temperature probe

Q1: What is a digital multimeter?
A1: A digital multimeter (DMM) is an electronic measuring instrument that combines several measurement functions in one unit. It can measure voltage, current, and resistance, and some models can also measure additional parameters like capacitance, frequency, and temperature.

Q2: Can a digital multimeter perform a diode test?
A2: Yes, a digital multimeter can perform a diode test if it has the diode test function. Set the dial to the diode test mode, insert the probes into the correct ports, and touch the probes to the diode's anode and cathode. The multimeter will display the forward voltage drop of the diode.

Q3: Can a digital multimeter perform a continuity test?
A3: Yes, a digital multimeter can perform a continuity test. Set the dial to the continuity test mode, insert the probes into the correct ports, and touch the probes to the two points in the circuit you want to test. If the circuit is continuous, the multimeter will beep.

Tips: How does a digital bench multimeter differ from a handheld multimeter?

Digital bench multimeters provide higher accuracy, advanced features, and extensive data logging capabilities, making them ideal for precise measurements in laboratory and industrial settings. They are designed for stationary use with AC power and often include interfaces for computer connectivity. In contrast, handheld multimeters are portable, battery-powered, and rugged, suitable for quick diagnostics and fieldwork. However, they generally offer fewer features and lower accuracy compared to bench models, making them less ideal for highly detailed or critical measurements.

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