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Item | Analog Multimeter |
AC Frequency Response | 100 KHz |
Accuracy | VDC +/-2% Full Scale, VAC +/-3% Full Scale |
Audible Continuity | No |
Battery Type | 9V and D |
Decibels | -20 to +50 dB |
Max. AC Volts | 1000 |
Max. DC Amps | 10A |
Max. DC Volts | 1000 |
Max. Ohms | 20M Ohms |
Sensitivity | 5K Ohms/VAC, 20K Ohms/VDC |
Ship weight (kg) | 1.71 |
Ship height (cm) | 11.43 |
Ship length (cm) | 26.67 |
Ship width (cm) | 17.78 |
HS code | 9030310000 |
Country of Origin | US |
Simpson multimeter 260-8 is used to measure AC / DC voltage, AC / DC current, resistance & continuity. It is also suitable for checking diodes, measuring capacitance and testing batteries and frequencies.
Simpson multimeter 260-8 is a permanent magnet moving coil (PMMC) type equipment that works on the principle of d'Arsonval galvanometer. So when the current passes through the coil, the permanent magnet produces a magnetic field. When current starts flowing through the coil, a deflecting torque works on the coil that turns it by an angle, so the pointer moves over a scale. A pair of hairsprings is connected to the spindle to deliver the managing torque.
A. Some of the different types of analogue meters are direct current (DC), alternating current (AC) and direct and alternating current (DC/AC) analogue meters.
A. The major difference between the two is the display. The analogue multimeter employs a needle to display the value, whereas a digital multimeter reflects the results as numbers on a digital screen.
A. Just like their digital counterparts, analogue multimeters can measure electrical outputs, such as current, voltage & resistance. As done with digital multimeters, the user must select a function & a corresponding range must be set.
A. Digital multimeters are instruments that calculate quantities like voltage, current and resistance. They display these measured values on a digital display, permitting them to be read comfortably and directly, even by new operators.
A. An analogue power meter is an instrument that features a printed display to show any electrical parameter, such as the energy consumed by a typical business or electrical device. It features an easy to read display and is also known as an electromechanical meter.
A. Power, phase angle and frequency are some of the quantities that a multimeter can not measure.
A. An analogue meter still has the advantage of being able to show minute changes very comfortably. Watching a needle swing up or down is a fair deal and comfortable to interpret rather than tracking the changing digits of a digital display.
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