• How to use a Multimeter for Advanced Measurements

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    This series of videos is a tutorial on using multimeters for more advanced measurements.

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        Multimeters for advanced measurements: Part 1 – Diodes
        1. Advanced Multimeters - Diodes

        This video explains how diodes work and how to use a multimeter to test / trouble shoot them.

        Thanks to Comtest South Africa for the loan of the Fluke 87-V – www.comtest.co.za

        Other equipment / topics covered in this video:

        * Fluke 87-V True RMS digital multimeter
        * Zener diodes
        * Light emitting diodes / LEDS
        * Forward bias
        * Reverse bias
        * voltage reference
        * current shunt / current clamp
        * conductance / Siemens

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        Multimeters for advanced measurements: Part 2 – Current Probes / clamps / transducers
        2. Advanced Multimeters - Current Probes, Clamps & Transducers

        My Amazon store: http://astore.amazon.com/m0711-20
        Items and topics mentioned in this video:
        * Current measurement with a multimeter and current probe / clamp / transducer / tap
        * Hall effect DC current transducer – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hall_effect
        * Measure AC and DC Current Amps using a Hall Effect Current Sensor Transducer – http://scienceshareware.com/how-to-me…
        * Fluke 80i-110s AC/DC Current Probe (100 A)
        * Fluke i400s AC Current Clamp
        * Major Tech MT22 multimeter with current clamp transformation 1mV / A
        * Toptronic T8056 1000A AC/DC tester

  • In these videos Martin covers several types of multimeters, clamp meters and ocilloscopes in a wide price range as well as most of the major brands like Fluke, Major Tech, UNI-T, Brymen, and Extech. He explains the functions and features and shows how to use them.

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