Category: Test Equipment

A campaign for a current probe called Little Bee was launched on Crowdsupply. Little Bee is an affordable and high-performance current probe and magnetic field probe that enables you to debug and analyze electronic devices more effectively. This device comes in handy because current...

The SynthUSB3 is an innovative, low-cost, pocketable RF signal generator - software-tunable from 12.5MHz to 6.4GHz in 0.1 Hz steps Saelig Company Inc. announces the Windfreak Technologies SynthUSB3 - a pocketable 12.5MHz to 6.4GHz software-tunable RF signal generator and frequency...

Meter specializes in extremely low frequency (ELF) electro-magnetic fields Triplett Test Equipment, a leading maker of test equipment tools, announces the launch of the innovative EMF20 Magnetic Field Meter, an all-new handheld tool designed to measure extremely low frequency (ELF)...

DC Electronic Load to banana cable adaptor This product is a multi-purpose DC load terminal to banana cable adaptor. It includes solder pads for direct soldering of harnesses to the DC load output (convenient to add voltage sensing wires or wires from a power supply for battery...

B&K Precision, a leading designer and manufacturer of reliable, cost-effective test and measurement instruments, today announces the 9140 Series Triple Output Multi-Range DC Power Supplies. With three isolated and individually controllable outputs, the 9140 (32 V, 8 A) and 9141 (60...

Harry Baggen writes: Every electronics enthusiast will have one or more multimeters. But have you ever considered purchasing a bench multimeter instead of a hand-held one? These usually offer many more features and a better display. The Siglent SDM3045X is a 4½-digit bench multimeter...

Minimises test bench space for measuring voltage, current and power to ensure constant energy output and handling sudden electrical changes To offer a compact bench form factor with a built-in data logger for delivering immediate, real-time decision insights and minimising the need for...

Power analysis is a technique to probe the inner workings of an integrated circuit by measuring changes in the supply current. Tim writes: Whenever a logic gate switches, it will cause a tiny current spike that can be measured externally. By inspecting the temporal variation,...