Oh! (light bulb flickers on above head) I know what one is now. They are on some a/v editing gear for scrolling fwd/rev for example but I never realized how they worked.
I have the peak esr60 and 70. the 60 is the stby for the 70. never had either to lie in or out of circuit, maybe can happen but hasn't on any radio or tv I have used it on. I work on amateur radios as well and it just doesn't lie.
I got my ESR70 from eBay for $130 (AUD, which would be a lot more now since the USD has since risen from its low point, and I'm sure Mr. Abbott helped make the AUD plunge all by himself), bought brand new from US seller despite the devices being made in the UK.
Nice.
I got this one a couple of days ago: www.ebay.com/itm/251563800953
For me as an amateur and hobbyist it will do.
Seems to be working, i tested a couple of known good/bad caps and the results are ok. Even found some caps to be bad that i was not planning to replace
Is any calibration on this things needed?
How do you get this menu for special functions like frequency generator?
Nice job with the acrylic shield btw
so you have a T3 or T4.
found some stuff for that.
That's the one. No any markings or logo ond the PCB.
Found some links in this thread:
http://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/$20-lcr-esr-transistor-checker-project/
you will need to make a cable for the tester,
asp is 10pin, the tester is 6 and there is a second problem.
the T4 tester has the display right behind the pcb, so you need to lift the display a bit for safety before trying to solder to the board.
if it was me, i would get a right-angle 6pin connector or pinstrips, and cut them so they will be flush on the board, then lift the display and solder the pins.
then put the display back.
But I can't understand one part: optional resistance and zero offset calibration of measuring equipment self-test capability of the port output (ATmega168 and ATmega328). Need a 100nF to 20uF capacitor connected to compensate the analog comparator between pins 1 and 3 of the offset voltage. This can reduce the measurement error 40uF above capacitor. With the same internal calibration capacitor voltage reference voltage is found to internal adjustment reference measurement ADC gain.
But I can't understand one part: optional resistance and zero offset calibration of measuring equipment self-test capability of the port output (ATmega168 and ATmega328). Need a 100nF to 20uF capacitor connected to compensate the analog comparator between pins 1 and 3 of the offset voltage. This can reduce the measurement error 40uF above capacitor. With the same internal calibration capacitor voltage reference voltage is found to internal adjustment reference measurement ADC gain.
Help please
you can probably ignore that.
if you want to recalibrate it, link all 3 wires together and push the button.
it will tell you when to put the cap in and when to remove it.
removing the button, 4 pins.
fitting the encoder, bending up one extra pin, cutting 2 tracks - maybe.
other than that - it fits directly onto the same footprint.
I don't know what the exact spec is on the white connector but it looks like some I've seen for fans on video cards. The plug tends to work loose a little in handling but not a big deal.
T-happy probably made a mistake, i got one from them with the cable included in the packet.
contact them - they will probably send you the cable to keep good feedback.
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