Daniel Bailey from Bit Of A Hack did a repair of a digital Avometer DA116 and documented the whole process on his blog: Anyway, this post is about my AVO DA116. I did this repair a while ago and almost forgot to post about it. I bought a broken AVO DA116 from ebay. For […]
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Hacking DTM0660L based multimeters
Kerry Wong writes: In my previous post, I did a review of the 6000 counts ennoLogic eM860T true RMS multimeter. This meter is based on a signal chip design using the versatile DTM0660L DMM chip. Besides the ennoLogic eM860T, several other multimeters such as UNI-T 139C, Velleman DV4100, Tekpower TP40 etc. are also based on […]
App note: Anatomy of a high-quality meter
An application note from Fluke on best characteristics of a high-quality multimeters. Link here The hazards of working with electricity aren’t new, of course. But as electronic and electrical systems become increasingly complex, the dangers of measuring its flow have increased and unprepared technicians can suddenly be faced with a simple job gone bad. The […]