Hello everyone, I wanted to ask you all about Inductance capacitance Resistance meters.
What sort of measuring tolerances would be acceptable for closely matching caps and coils for resonant tanks?
Are the hand-held variety suitable for fine-tuning inductors and hand-made caps?
Any special functions to be mindful about?
As with most engineering principals, is there a 'rule of thumb' for these devices?
Any thoughts guys, maybe post a link for the one you have on your workbench.
Thanks in advance
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This is the one I have on my bench.
It has a couple minor flaws, but I am in general quite happy with it considering the price.
http://www.globalmediapro.com/dp/A26CQ3/Tonghui-TH2821A-Portable-LCR-Meter/
.99
Quote from: poynt99 on April 28, 2011, 06:45:02 PM
This is the one I have on my bench.
It has a couple minor flaws, but I am in general quite happy with it considering the price.
http://www.globalmediapro.com/dp/A26CQ3/Tonghui-TH2821A-Portable-LCR-Meter/
.99
Thanks poynt99 That is indeed better specs and cheaper than I have found on ebay and the like.
0.3% tolerance is very good for hand held devices it seems.
Thank you.