(21-02-2019, 01:05 PM)LyntonP Wrote: They do another meter for around £30.00. Would this be significantly better?
I was interested in these comments from a customer: "Useful little meter for general electrical installation and test work. It is not ideal for electronic testing and setting as the resolution is quite poor @ just 10mV. You couldn't set a DC bias voltage to say 2.5mV. It just reads 0.000.
Another small gripe: Unless you have 20/20 vision, some display symbols are too small to see clearly. "
This meter from Banggood is very similar to the AN8002 but includes capacitance readings too. It's discounted during February so it is actually a few coppers cheaper than the AN8002!
Capacitance ranges are from 10nF to 10,000µF [1] - resolution on the lowest range is 1pF.
[1] Actually quoted as 9.999nF to 9.999mF but I've simplified it. Similarly, the highest resolution is stated as 0.001nF!
