| Description | | GW Instek launches GDM-906X series 6 ½ digit dual measurement multimeter (2 models: GDM-9061 and GDM-9060), featuring high precision DC voltage accuracy, fast sampling rate, 12 measurement functions (DC voltage/current, AC voltage/current, 2-wire/4-wire resistance, frequency, period, diode, continuity beeper, temperature, capacitance), 6 mathematical functions (dB/dBm/Compare/ MX+B/Percent and 1/X) as well as a variety of communications interfaces (USB device/host, RS-232C, LAN, digital I/O and optional GPIB) to provide comprehensive measurement capabilities, higher speed and accuracy.
Features
6 1/2 Digit Display:1,200,000 Counts
4.3 TFT Craphic LCD
DCV Basic Accuracy:0.0035%(GDM-9061)/0.0075%(GDM-9060)
12 Measurement Functions: DCV, ACV, DCI, ACI, 2-wire and 4-wire Resistance, Frequency, Period, Diode, Continuity, Temperature and Capacitance
Sampling Rate up to 10k SPS (GDM-9061)
Dual Measurement Function to Providing Two Selected Measurement Simultaneously
Offer Graphical Capabilities lncluding Histogram, Bar Meter and Trend
Temperature Measurement Support RTD, Thermistor as Well as Thermocouple
Standard Interfaces: USB Host/Device, RS-232C, LAN, Digital I/O
Optional Interface: GPIB | | | | |
| Content | | | | | The GDP series probe provide 25MHz, 50MHz and 100MHz bandwidth, enabling users to safely make high-voltage measurements on floating circuit test. GDP series high-voltage differential probe converts floating signals to low-voltage ground-referenced signals that can be displayed safely and easily on any ground-referenced oscilloscope | The Instek GDS-200/300 series handheld oscilloscope features two analog input channels and is available with 70, 100 or 200 MHz bandwidth. It features a 7" capacitive full touch panel LCD which can be positioned in portrait and landscape display, as well as a rechargeable battery making it easy to operate in field operation. The GDS-200/300 are ideal for use in laboratories, R&D, solar power inspection and repair, and for maintenance personnel who are always on field assignments. |
