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Tag Archives: power meter

Wavetek 1045 RF power meter teardown

Kerry Wong did a teardown of a Wavetek 1045 RF power meter: I bought a Wavetek 1045 RF power meter off eBay a few weeks ago. It came with a 13787 detector which is capable of measuring RF power between -50 dBm to 10 dBm with a frequency range of 1 MHz to 18 GHz. […]

Posted byDPJanuary 2, 2015Posted inTeardownsTags: power meter, Wavetek 1045Leave a comment on Wavetek 1045 RF power meter teardown

HP 436A power meter teardown

Kerry Wong did a teardown of an HP 436A power meter: HP 436A is a power meter capable of measuring RF power between -70 dBm and 44 dBm (roughly between 0.1 nW to 25 W) with a frequency range from 100 kHz all the way upwards to 110 GHz depending on the sensor module selected. This power […]

Posted byDPApril 11, 2014Posted inTeardownsTags: HP 436A, power meterLeave a comment on HP 436A power meter teardown

PIC power meter

Here’s an example of PyroFer’s DIY workaround to a problem: So, after Google killed the Google PowerMeter api I got the incentive to finish my own project using it. Odd huh. I wrote loads of code to hook into the Google API ages ago, but never got the hardware setup. Now After Google announce the […]

Posted bythe machinegeekJuly 23, 2011July 23, 2011Posted inhow-to, measurement, PIC, sensorsTags: PIC UBW board, power meter1 Comment on PIC power meter

AVR based power usage monitor

Dan Stahlke built an open source homebrew power usage meter based on the Atmega168. The project stores the measurements on an SD card. Just might be the ticket for monitoring holiday display power usage. Via Electronics-lab.

Posted bythe machinegeekDecember 12, 2010Posted inAVR, builds, measurementTags: Atmega168, power meterLeave a comment on AVR based power usage monitor
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