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Multimeter | Clamp meter | Insulation Resistance Tester | Panel Meter | Oscilloscopes | Test leads & Accessories | Software Updates => Handheld multimeter => Topic started by: Kiriakos GR on August 26, 2012, 01:18:42 PM
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I feel lucky to have this Agilent U1401A portable calibrator in my hands.
By having such a tool next to me, it helps me to have a better understanding about small but significant details about the functionality of multimeters.
For example, how can you can test one power supply about overshooting ? if your meter overshoots by it self in the bar-graph just because the Auto-range mode causes this effect by it self.
The tip of the day will be to disable the Auto-range if you need to use the fast bar-graph as overshoot detector.
My review of Agilent U1401A will delay a bit, but it will be something really different from what most people think by reading the word "review". ;)
Under test the Agilent U1272A / U1273A, FLUKE 28II, BRYMEN BM869.