I need to measure down to 0.001 amps. Does this multimeter have this resolution?
575200
Resolution and accuracy are two different things as you probably know. I recommend you go to the Amprobe website here to see for yourself the resolution and accuracy of the 510: http://www.amprobe.com/amprobe/usen/multimeters/am-500-digital-multimeter-series/am-510.htm?PID=74033
1182841
After checking the manual I think the answer is no. There is wording in the manual:"To measure current, you must break the circuit under test, then place the Meter in series with the circuit." There is a clamp on style attachment. Of course that would only measure large Current Flows. Other replies seem to say there MAY be a special probe for small current values.
2276469
Clamp resolution is .01 A or .1 A. The meter also can function as regular multimeter using lead wires. In such case the resolution can be selected as 1 microA or .1 microA. A word of caution - do not confuse resolution with accuracy.
1180751
I never checked that low. I bought mine for checking the batteries& charger for my golf cart(36vdc). Also for the fountain pumps in our ponds(120/240vac). Works well for my applications. Maybe you should try an ohmmeter , with the 10amp series hook up.
1818974
No you can measure voltage and current and it is a true rms meter but you cant measure both at the same time.
812010
Two ranges, it will read out any amps but you will need to adjust the insensitivity by settings the decimal point. Otherwise you may get confused by all the numbers on display. I try to move it to the right for less numbers.
2020618
Yes this meter has1 ppm resolution but it is not laboratory quality. If you really need 1ppm accuracy then break out your check book and buy a professional instrumen
822319
Measures AC/DC Voltage up to 1000V, AC/DC current, resistance, frequency, capacitance, temperature, and duty cycle
361036
you'll get 12v & 1amp on each channel. If voltage matches, amperage matters little.
442845
Yes that's the neat part of this device there's a tiny gold screw you can either adjust to go up or down in voltage just hook it up to a multimeter and set it to the voltage you want.
706764
No, max is supposed to be 2.4 amp per port. Until someone can measure the output, it should be 2.4 amps. The one I got couldn't do 2.4 amps like the description said, I suspect it was less than 1 amp per port.
336593
The resolution is high (ie. it uses all the digits in the display) but the accuracy is low, as it is a clamp-style current meter. If you want accurate current measurement, you should use an in-line current meter (ie. a meter with three lead terminals)
11157
It has a 200 ohm scale, that displays down to tenths of an ohm. Acccuracy at very low values unknown as mine shows 0.6 ohms with probes shorted.
289163
I will look to see if they sent me one. They may not have. In the mean time Google, "how to use an analog multi meter"
963411
According to the manual:4.2.7 CapacitanceRange Resolution Accuracy4nF 1pF ±(5.0% of rdg+5 digits)40nF 10pF ±(3.0% of rdg+3 digits)400nF 100pF Same as above4μF 1nF Same as above40μF 10nF Same as above200μF 100nF Same as aboveOverload protection: 250V dc or 250Vac rmsYou can find the manual here: http://www.panda-bg.com/datasheet/646-340035-Multimeter-MS8268.pdf
1036
Hi Shane,as you know these meters are very sensible. Off 2 Amps looks like mech. damage. When you move the meter the needle should move free in either direction. There is a black plastic screw below the gage. Here you may adjust the needle, but not sure whether such a large misalingement of 2 Amps. Does the Ampmeter works anyway????Good luck my friend
1900452
No. This is a fine meter which is more at home in the power distribution area than in the audio and RF signal strength area. Its lowest voltage scales are designed for 1 to 400V for both AC and DC. It's a good meter for its intended use which does not include micro and millivolt volt measurements. Input impedance circuits in meters like this are too low to measure millivolt size signals,