LCR meters are a perennial instrument of interest to people involved in electronics. In this thread I'll delve into their modes operation, their capabilities and their limitations.
We see in the previous two posts how users want to know just what can their LCR meters measure and how accurate are they?
LCR meters (and impedance analyzers which usually can act as LCR meters) come a range of capabilities and price, all the way from the "boat anchor" size and US$50,000 for the top-of-the line Keysight units, to $20 kits found on eBay.
It's Friday afternoon and I have to depart, but I'll continue later with a description of operating modes.
We see in the previous two posts how users want to know just what can their LCR meters measure and how accurate are they?
LCR meters (and impedance analyzers which usually can act as LCR meters) come a range of capabilities and price, all the way from the "boat anchor" size and US$50,000 for the top-of-the line Keysight units, to $20 kits found on eBay.
It's Friday afternoon and I have to depart, but I'll continue later with a description of operating modes.
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