Multimeters

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  • Pokit Meter – Portable Multimeter, Oscilloscope and Logger

    Pokit Meter - Portable Multimeter, Oscilloscope and Logger

    Pokit Meter is a revolutionary tool in the measurement industry. Its incredibly small size means you can put it on a keychain or in your pocket for unprecedented portability. Free yourself from the bench and take your creativity to new places! Pokit Meter harnesses the power of your smartphone, transforming it into an awesome measurement tool. The Pokit App measures a wide range of parameters, including voltage, current, resistance and temperature. It also provides continuity and a diode checker. Pokit Meter is ideal for low voltage electronics, automotive applications, home automation, and much more. Super Handy Retractable Leads: All-in-one multimeter, oscilloscope (one-time) and logger Highly Portable, it Fits in Your Pocket: Fits on your keychain so you can take it anywhere Wireless Connectivity: Connects to your phone via Bluetooth 60 V DC/42 V AC, 2 A Ultra-low Power and Long Battery Life: Suitable for low voltage electronics work (Arduino, Raspberry Pi), automotive applications etc. Full-Featured Multimeter Pokit Meter is a full-featured multimeter. The app brings all your favourite measurement modes into one seamless display. No knobs, no loose and bulky leads. Perfect for use in the home or on the go! True RMS measurement Auto ranging Voltage: 10 mV to 60 V DC, 42 V AC (RMS), ±1% Current: 1 mA to 2 A max, ±1% Resistance: 1 to 1M Ohm, ±5% Ambient temperature: 0°C to 60°C, ±1°C Continuity and diode polarity checker Digital Storage Oscilloscope An oscilloscope that small? Never before has this much freedom been brought to your fingertips in the realm of electronic test equipment. Pokit Meter’s oscilloscope captures detailed voltage and current waveforms for real-time display on your smartphone. Simply pinch and drag to zoom and pan. Long-press on the graph to set cursors and trace your signals. Pokit Meter also functions as a spectrum analyser. Switch into DFT mode to view your waveforms in the frequency domain. Sampling: 1 Msample/sec, 12-bit Voltage: 10 mV to 60 V DC, 42 V AC (RMS), ±1% Current: 1 mA to 2 A max, ±1% 1mS to 10s acquisition window Auto trigger or adjustable rising/falling trigger level Monitor Parameters Long Term Pokit Meter functions as a stand-alone data logger. It logs temperature, voltage, or current waveforms for periods of up to six months, without connection to a phone. Pokit Meter’s compact nature means it can be placed in tight or hard-to-reach spaces. Simply hook up your Pokit and walk away! 12-bit sampling Voltage: 10 mV to 60 V DC, 42 V AC (RMS), ±1% Current: 1 mA to 2 A max, ±1% 1 to 8000 points memory Up to 6 months logging

    € 139,95

    Members € 125,96

  •  -10%Last stock! Qoitech Otii Arc – Power Supply, Power Meter and Data Acquisition

    Qoitech Otii Arc - Power Supply, Power Meter and Data Acquisition

    1 in stock

    Otii Arc is the ultimate developer tool for designing highly energy-efficient devices. It is an easy-to-use, all-in-one, featured-packed tool for every developer's table.It records currents and voltages and displays them in real-time as charts and interactive measurements for analysis and comparisons. Recordings can be synchronized with UART debug logs, giving insights into what drains the energy.Otii Arc is compact, portable, and powered via USB from your laptop (DC supply is optional). It comes with a lifetime subscription of Otii software (standard version), a powerful and easy-to-use desktop application for Ubuntu, Windows & macOS, download here. Channels 10 Sampling Rate 4 kSa/s Main Current (<19.5mA) 1 kSa/s other channels Power Supply Voltage 5 V USB optional 7 V - 9 V DC, up to 5 A Power Consumption < 1 W Operating Temperature 15 °C – 25 °C Storage Temperature -20 °C - 60 °C Cooling Method Convection Dimensions 145 mm x 110 mm x 50 mm Weight 500 g Maximum Measurement Length No limits Testing Modes Main Voltage, Main Current, ADC Voltage, ADC Current, Sense+ Voltage, Sense- Voltage, GPI1 level, GPI2 level, UART RX, UART TX Maximum Output Voltage 3.75 V (USB supply, auto range) 4.20 V (USB supply, high range) 4.55 V (DC supply, auto range) 5.00 V (DC supply, high range) Maximum Output Current 5.0 A peak 2.5 A continuous Maximum Input Voltage 5 V on any pin Maximum Input Current 2.5 A sink capability Range Accuracy Resolution Voltage 5 V ±(0.1% + 1.5 mV) 1 mV Current ±19.5 mA±2.7 A2.7 A - 5.0 A ±(0.1% + 50 nA)±(0.1% + 150 uA)±(1%) 5 nA82 uA1.5 mA For more information, click here.Included Qoitech OTii ARC USB to micro-USB cable

    1 in stock

    € 995,00€ 899,00

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What is a multimeter? Why are multimeters necessary?

Multimeters are instruments used to measure multiple electrical properties. Just as you would use a ruler to measure distance, a stopwatch to measure time, or a scale to measure weight, you can use a multimeter to measure different things – all in one – like a multi-tool. This was the idea behind the first multimeter. British Post Office technician Donald Macadie was dissatisfied with the need to carry many separate instruments, so he invented an instrument that could measure amperes, volts, and ohms. The multifunctional meter was then given the name Avometer.

Multimeters mainly measure voltage (volts), current (amps) and resistance (ohms). Some also allow you to measure other properties, such as temperature and capacity. The multimeter is a standard diagnostic instrument for technicians in the electrical/electronics industry.

Analog and digital multimeters: what are the differences?

An analog multimeter consists of a meter with a moving coil and a pointer that indicates the reading on the scale. This multimeter has a scale with bars to indicate the change in reading over time. The analog multimeter can display abrupt variations in the electrical current well, because it has a changing display.

For comparison, a digital multimeter is a device that displays accurate measurement results on an LCD screen. A digital multimeter with auto-range automatically changes the scale display, so that the measuring circuits can use the maximum precision of the A/D converter. Digital multimeters are generally the best multimeters because they are easier to read and give more accurate results. Many experts will opt for a digital multimeter instead of its analog version.

  • The measurement results are recorded and stored in memory and synchronized via a PC.
  • Resistant to mechanical damage
  • Multifunctionality
  • The measurement accuracy is high
  • Measuring ranges can be selected manually or automatically

On the other hand, it is expensive compared to the analog multimeter and a fluctuating measurement is difficult to read.

Looking for multimeters? What does Elektor have to offer?

A multimeter is an essential tool for detecting faults and defects in electrical systems. Elektor offers multimeters in various sizes, functions and prices – from portable models with wireless Bluetooth transmission to extremely cheap, highly accurate table-top models. There is a solution for every electrical engineer, maker, and electronics enthusiast.

What accessories are available for a multimeter?

Elektor offers a range of accessories for test and measuring tools, including multimeters. Accessories for multimeters include test leads, banana plugs, back probe pins, alligator clips, and test hooks that can further improve quality.

Why should you buy a multimeter from Elektor?

Thousands of electrical engineers, makers and electronics enthusiasts trust Elektor for affordable, high-quality test and measurement equipment, such as multimeters and multimeter accessories. We stock a wide variety of multimeters to meet the different needs of a wide range of customers.

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