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    Miniware Miniware DT71 Mini Digital Tweezers

    LCR/ESR Meter, Multimeter, SMD Tester with built-in Micro Signal Generator The Miniware DT71 digital tweezers are a truly 'smart' buy for pro engineers and makers alike. The compact DT71 has a unique trinary structure which can be separated into the controller, testing arms, and tweezer tips. You can use the DT71 to take measurements and to automatically identify SMD components such as resistors, capacitors, and diodes. Highlights DT71 Mini Digital Tweezers is a tool for multi-function measurements with full differential input measurement. DT71 has a unique trinary structure, which can be separated into the controller, testing arms, and tweezer tips, flexible to be replaced and combined. It is compact and pocket-size for easy carrying. You can use it in laboratories, workbenches, warehouses, and in the field. It also has dual built-in rechargeable lithium batteries that can last 10 hours at a stretch with a single full charge that takes about 2 hours to charge. DT71 Mini Digital Tweezers have an OLED screen on the 360° rotatable controller, providing visibility at all angles. Smart gesture recognition will automatically identify left/right-hand operation and adjust screen display. It has various measurement types to fulfill all your needs. The test arms of DT71 Mini Digital Tweezers use magnetic elasticity to provide an easy clipping, ergonomic, and long-lasting structure. DT71 Mini Digital Tweezers features a pair of beautiful intensified gold-plated interchangeable tweezer tips, which enables higher measuring accuracy. DT71 Mini Digital Tweezers have manual and automatic Identification modes. In auto mode, DT71 can automatically identify SMDs including resistor, capacitor, inductor, and diode, showing both main and secondary parameters, very useful in fast distinguishing different components. Meanwhile, a built-in miniature waveform signal generator can output a variety of waveform signals. DT71 provides a perfect solution for debugging and maintenance of complex electronic systems and the classification and detection of discrete chip components. Different from other LCR testers, DT71 Mini Digital Tweezers have no physical buttons, instead, it has a hidden touch button on top of the controller, which makes it easy to operate with only a light touch. DT71 Mini Digital Tweezers has intelligent functions such as Automatic identification, Automatic shutdown, and also the firmware can be upgraded. Features Innovative trinary structure: separated into the controller, testing arms, and tweezer tips, which are flexible to be replaced and combined. 360° rotatable controller with OLED screen, with good viewing angles. Smart gesture recognition with automatic identification of left/right-hand operation and adjusting the screen orientation accordingly. Hidden touch button on top of the controller, which makes it easy to operate with only a light touch. Test arms use magnetic elasticity to provide an easy clipping, ergonomic, and long-lasting structure. Built-in dual lithium batteries in test arms, balancing both arms and providing a longer standby time. Several kinds of gold-plated interchangeable tweezer tips, enabling higher measurement accuracy in various usages. Automatically identify SMDs including resistor, capacitor, inductor, and diode, showing both main and secondary parameters. A built-in signal generator can output a variety of waveform signals. Specifications Product Specifications Operation time 10 hrs (in continuous operation) Charging time 2 hrs Display 96 x 16 OLED Size Controller 47 mm Test Arms 106 mm Weight 22 g Operation Hidden touch button Measurement Specifications Range Resolution Accuracy Resistance 0.1 Ω~1 KΩ 0.1 Ω 0.5%+2 1 KΩ~2000 KΩ 1 KΩ 0.5%+2 Capacitance 0.1 pF~1000 pF 0.1 pF 2%+3 0.001uF~400 uF 0.001 uF 2%+3 Inductance 1 uH~1000 uH 1 uH 5%+3 1 mH~50 mH 1 mH 5%+3 Voltage 1 mV~100 mV 1 mV 2%+5 0.1 V~40 V 0.1 V 1%+3 Frequency 10 Hz~1 KHz 10 Hz 0.1%+3 1 KHz~20000 KHz 1 KHz 0.1%+3 Diode Silicon diodes, Schottky diodes, LEDs (+0.1~3V) 0.1 V 1% Max input voltage -5 V~+50 V Source Impedance 1 MΩ Functions Automatic Identification Yes Designated Measurements Yes Continuity and Diode testing Yes Signal Generator SINE 10 KHz, 5 KHz, 2 KHz, 1 Khz, 500 Hz, 200 Hz NOISE 100 KHz USER 10 KHz, 5 KHz, 2 KHz, 1 Khz, 500 Hz, 200 Hz PULSE 100 KHz, 0 KHz, 20 Khz, 10 KHz, 5 KHz, 2 KHz, 1 Khz, 500 Hz, 200 Hz Included 1x DT71 Digital Tweezers 1x Test Arms 2x Tweezer Tips 1x Data Cable 1x Carrying Case 1x Safety Instructions Downloads User Manual v1.3 Firmware v1.15 Calibration v2.0

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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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