BASIC
MEASUREMENT
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B
ASIC MEASUREMENT
Overview Basic
Measurement
Overview ................................22
Common attribute: refresh rate ..............................22
Common attribute: reading indicator .....................23
Common attribute: manual/automatic triggering ..23
Voltage AC/DC/AC+DC
Voltage
Measurement....................24
Select Voltage range ...............................................25
Voltage conversion table ........................................26
Crest factor table ....................................................27
Current AC/DC/AC+DC
Current
Measurement ...................28
Select Current range...............................................29
Resistance 2W/4W
Resistance
Measurement...........................31
Diode Diode
Test ..............................................................33
Continuity Continuity
Test .......................................................33
Set continuity threshold .........................................34
Select beeper setting ..............................................35
Frequency/
Period
Frequency/Period Measurement.............................36
Temperature Temperature
Measurement ....................................37
Select thermocouple type .......................................38
Set reference junction temperature ........................39
GDM-8200 Series User Manual
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Basic Measurement Overview
Background
Basic measurement refers to the eight types of
measurements assigned to the upper row keys on the
front panel.
Measurement type ACV
AC Voltage
DCV
DC Voltage
ACV+DCV
AC+DC Voltage
ACI
AC Current
DCI
DC Current
ACI+DCI
AC+DC Current
2/4W
2-wire and 4-wire Resistance
Diode/Continuity
Hz/P
Frequency/Period
°C/°F
Celsius/Fahrenheit Temperature
Advanced
measurement
Advanced measurement (page40) mainly refers to the
operation using the result obtained from one or more of
the basic measurement.
Common attribute: refresh rate
Background
Refresh rate defines how frequently GDM-8200 series
captures and updates the measurement data. Faster
refresh rate yields better accuracy but lower resolution.
Slower refresh rate yields lower accuracy but higher
resolution. Consider these trade-offs when selecting the
refresh rate.
Range S
5 ½ digits
M
4 ½ digits
F
3 ½ digits