Keysight Technologies 3458A Bench Digital Multimeter, True RMS, 1A ac Max, 1A dc Max, 600V ac Max

Keysight 3458 A Digital Multimeter. From Keysight Technologies this is the Keysight 3458A digital Multimeter providing you with outstanding speed, accuracy and performance not only on the production floor but also in R & D and in the calibration lab. Keysight are proud that the 3458A Multimeter is the most flexible, fast and accurate within their offer plus with an amazing test system throughput, 7 function measurement and accuracy all saving you time and reducing costs. The multimeter is operated through a front panel, easy to read display and controls with a 16-character alpha-numeric fluorescent display, clear data and commands. To sum up the wealth of incredible benefits the 3458A multimeter will give you, faster testing, larger test yield, much longer up-time, calibration precision, excellent transfer measurements and accuracy including, greater waveform and accuracy. Features and Benefits 3458A Multimeter. - GPIB 20 k bytes (reading memory, 8 ppm stability) (148 k reading memory for prolonged data logging). - General maths function (real time or post processed operation). - Digitizing (supports DCV, DSDC, DSAC, SSDC, SSAC). - AD / DC Accuracy. - High resolution digitizing (16 to 24 bits resolution, 100,000 to 0.2 samples/sec, 12 MHz bandwidth). - Cal Lab precision (8.5 digits resolution, 0.1 ppm DCV, 11 ppm ACV, 4 ppm year optional stability). - High Test System Throughput (ML compatible, 100,000 readings/sec in 4.5 digits) - Faster than standard DMM (up to 5 times). - Better DMM accuracy. - Voltage power needed 100 to 120 V, 220 to 240 V +/- 10%. - 48 to 66 Hz, 360 to 420 Hz automatically sensed. - <30 W, <80 VA (peak). - Fused 1.5 @ 115 V or 0.5 A @ 230 V. - Multimeter standard operating temperature range 0°C to 55°C. - Humidity range 90% RH at 40°C. - Storage temperature -40°C to +75°C. - Warm up time of 4 hours to published spec. - Gold plated input terminals. - Height 88.9 mm. - Width 425.5 mm. - Depth 502.9 mm. - Weight 12 k (net weight). Front Panel of the Digital Multimeter: - Bright, easy to read fluorescent display. - 160 Character alpha numeric display. - Numeric user keys (for constants and measurement). - Current measurement terminals (built-in fuse holder). - Standard function range keys (bench measurements DCV, ACV, ohms, current, frequency, period). - Volts, ohms, ratio terminals. - Guard terminal and switch. - Menu command keys (8-common commands). - Front and rear terminal switch. Back of the Keysight 3458A Digital Multimeter. - Rear input terminals (system use). - External trigger input. - External output (TTL output pulse 5-modes flexible system interface) (voltmeter complete pulse default). - GPIB Interface connector. Keysight Multimeter 3458 A Series Available. - Stock number (1953385) 1953385. - Stock number (1953386) 1953386. - Stock number (1953124) 1953124. Safety Standard Guidelines. IEEE-4888 Interface (IEEE-488.1 interface standard, IEEE-728 Codes and format standards, HMPL (multimeter language). IEC 348, UL 1244, CSA 7n, Classified under MIL-T-28800D Type III, Class 5. Style E, Colour R. What is the difference between an analogue and a digital multimeter? The main difference is the display. A digital multimeter will show the results as numbers on a screen (usually a LED or LCD screen) whereas the analogue version has a needle to show the value. What would I Use a Digital Multimeter For? A multimeter is basically a tool used within electrical and electronic industries to test and measure 2 or more electrical values (volts / Voltage (V), current (A) and resistance (ohms). Digital multimeters can also have more advanced measuring and data storage ability.