Unit Electronic Measuring Instruments

Electronic measuring instruments are laboratory and service devices that measure the value of circuit components, apply a test signal to a circuit, or test power supplies under load. They are used in R&D and training laboratories, in electronic board production and repair, and in quality measurements of power supplies, batteries and connection elements. The subcategories include function and signal generators that produce waveforms, LCR and capacitance meters that measure coil, capacitor and resistor values, micro-ohmmeters that measure very low resistances by the four-wire method, and DC electronic load devices. The products in the category are Unit brand; there are handheld and benchtop LCR meters and generators with output frequencies such as 25 MHz, 80 MHz and 120 MHz. First determine the job you will do, then compare the measuring range and basic accuracy, the test or output frequency, the channel count, handheld or benchtop construction and the computer interface. Multimeters, clamp ammeters and oscilloscopes are listed in their own categories under Measuring Instruments.

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How to choose Electronic Measuring Instruments

Electronic measuring instruments are laboratory and service devices that measure the value of circuit components, apply a test signal to a circuit, or test power supplies under load. They are used in R&D and training laboratories, in electronic board production and repair, and in quality measurements of power supplies, batteries and connection elements.

  • Identify the measurement or fastening task and the required insulation safety rating.
  • Select jaw profile, cross-section range and accessories for the conductor or fastener standard.
  • Check CAT voltage category and replacement tip or die availability for field conditions.

Frequently asked questions

What is Electronic Measuring Instruments and where is it used?

Electronic measuring instruments are laboratory and service devices that measure the value of circuit components, apply a test signal to a circuit, or test power supplies under load. They are used in R&D and training laboratories, in electronic board production and repair, and in quality measurements of power supplies, batteries and connection elements.

What should I compare when choosing Electronic Measuring Instruments?

First determine the job you will do, then compare the measuring range and basic accuracy, the test or output frequency, the channel count, handheld or benchtop construction and the computer interface.

Which product groups are available under Electronic Measuring Instruments?

The current subcategories include Function and Signal Generators, LCR and Capacitance Meters, Micro-Ohmmeters, Electronic Load Devices. Open a subcategory to compare its products and technical details.

Electronic Measuring Instruments Selection Guide