B&K Precision LCR Meter 880

The 880 is a 100 kHz LCR meter from BK Precision. An LCR meter is a piece of electronic test equipment that measures inductance (L), capacitance (C), and resistance (R) of electronic components. The LCR meter accurately measures these elements on an electronic device, usually one subjected to an alternating current (AC) voltage source. The LCR meter measures the current through and voltage across the device under test. Additional Features: 40,000 counts resolution on primary and 10,000 counts resolution on secondary display L, C, R, and Z primary measurements Automatic calculation of secondary parameters D, Q, Theta, ESR and DCR Accuracy up to 0.1% and selectable test frequencies up to 100 kHz Fast auto range design for rapid, easy component measurements Auto detect mode for automatic component type identification and measurement type selection Relative mode Visible and audible tolerance mode Backlit display Data Hold and Min/Max/Average recording USB (Virtual COM) interface SCPI compliant commands for remote communication Software for datalogging and front panel emulation available as free download Configurable power-up-states All commonly requested accessories included 3 year warranty Applications Passive component troubleshooting Electronic assembly Quality control (component sorting) Standard Accessories Banana-to-alligator test leads, Ni-MH 9 V battery, mini USB interface cable, Quick Start insert, AC adapter shorting plate, four-terminal shielded Kelvin clip test leads (TL8KC1), SMD tweezer (TL8SM) The 880 includes a 120 V AC adapter. For a 230 V AC adapter, order model 880-220 V The BK Precision 880 40,000-count handheld LCR meter measures inductance, capacitance, and resistance quickly and precisely. The 880 also measures impedance, Theta, DCR, and ESR. Additionally, the 880 offers capabilities typically only found in bench LCR meters such as a 4-terminal configuration, basic measurement accuracy up to 0.1%, test frequencies up to 100 kHz, selectable test signal levels and measurement rate. Fast auto ranging and quick measurement configuration such as measurement parameter and test frequency selection make these meters very simple to operate. The meter also includes handy functions such as data hold, Min/Max/Average recording, tolerance sorting, and relative mode. Measurement data can continuously transfer to a PC via the meter's mini USB interface, using either the provided data logging software or SCPI commands sent from a custom program.