I just picked up this multimeter from our local Radioshack store that is closing, came out to about $41 after being marked down 40%. It was admittedly an impulse buy, as there was only one left, and I needed something that could measure capacitance.
I think I've answered my one question, which was: will this thing be any good for measuring capacitance of small caps (LCD monitor repair) in the 100uF - 2200uF range? I don't exactly know the scale, is uF the smallest, and nF larger? This is what the manual says:
CAPACITANCE
4nF ........................................ ± 4.0% of Reading,
± 40 in Last Digits
40nF ...................................... ± 4.0% of Reading,
± 10 in Last Digits
400nF – 40uF – 400uF .......... ± 3.0% of Reading,
± 4 in Last Digit
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The only other multimeter I have is a cheapo $15 one, so hopefully this wasn't a complete waste of money. In any case, I guess what I'm looking for is whether I can use this to help troubleshoot some LCD's, and if not, some recommendations on what tool I should purchase to do so. Thanks for any advice in advance!!
I think I've answered my one question, which was: will this thing be any good for measuring capacitance of small caps (LCD monitor repair) in the 100uF - 2200uF range? I don't exactly know the scale, is uF the smallest, and nF larger? This is what the manual says:
CAPACITANCE
4nF ........................................ ± 4.0% of Reading,
± 40 in Last Digits
40nF ...................................... ± 4.0% of Reading,
± 10 in Last Digits
400nF – 40uF – 400uF .......... ± 3.0% of Reading,
± 4 in Last Digit
()
The only other multimeter I have is a cheapo $15 one, so hopefully this wasn't a complete waste of money. In any case, I guess what I'm looking for is whether I can use this to help troubleshoot some LCD's, and if not, some recommendations on what tool I should purchase to do so. Thanks for any advice in advance!!
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