The difference between an LCRmeter and a multimeter
There are differences in measurement functions and application ranges between LCR meters and multimeters, so we should choose according to our own needs when measuring:
LCR meter is a special parameter measurement tool used to measure passive components. L: refers to the inductance; C: refers to the capacitance; R: refers to the resistance. LCR meters can select the frequency and range of measurement.
In addition to measuring the inductive reactance of the above-mentioned resistance, capacitance and inductance, the multimeter can also measure AC and DC voltage, current, power frequency, etc. in different gears. The multimeter has relatively more functions. A multimeter is a multifunctional parameter measuring instrument that can test passive components, electrical signal characteristics, and has some other measurement functions.
1 Accurately measure resistance
DMM6500 and DMM7510 have high sensitivity and high precision. They use excellent technology to eliminate thermal errors and test lead resistance, providing guarantee for accurate resistance measurement. They are very suitable for measuring the resistance of cables, connectors and other devices.
Measures with 1µΩ sensitivity
Eliminate test lead errors using 4-wire resistance measurement
Eliminate thermal contact errors using offset compensation
2 Extensive testing applications
DMM6500 and DMM7510 can not only measure resistance. DMM6500 and DMM7510 have 15 built-in measurement functions, which can perform a wide range of measurements. DMM6500 and DMM7510 are also very suitable for capturing complex signals and transients, with a speed of up to 1M samples/second, meeting customers' demands for speed. Dual testing requirements for accuracy and accuracy.
