Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 11 15:49:10 EDT 2002 | stepheno
Are you no clean or WS? Have you used a MultiMeter to verify the ICT failures? Maybe the components are fine but the pins are contaminated. Or the test points. Don't have any reason to suspect that due to HASL vs gold. It's just I don't trust data o
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 11 11:17:07 EST 2005 | etienne
You mean that you have to test each resistor that you produce? Because with a digital multimeter it is very easy to test resistors. Maybe I am not understanding you?
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 16 12:44:28 EDT 2012 | cobham1
We are currently checking parts on our boards with a digital multimeter to make sure values are correct. This process takes a large amount of time and is very in accurate Can someone please recommend a low capital budget system that is good and repea
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 08 15:52:00 EST 2016 | sarason
Dead sensor ? Try a little of your consumable directly on the sensor while monitoring it's output with a multimeter. sarason
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 29 13:42:53 EST 2024 | mistrthou
I'd be looking at the safety circuit as a whole. Grab a multimeter and make sure you get a full closed loop back to the safety relay, and see if the safety relay itself didn't go bad.
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 15 02:25:04 EDT 2007 | Mike Konrad
Dave, I would not recommend use of a multi-meter to determine high quality DI water resistivity readings. There are a number of reasons including a multi-meter�s lack of temperature compensation. We use a Myron-L resistivity meter to accurately de
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 14 21:57:58 EDT 2007 | Dave Jurena
We are setting up a facility in China and would like to verify the resistivity reading on our Westek wash machine. The only tool we have at this time is a multimeter. The machine reads .570 Mohms and the MM reads around .25 Mohms at a probe distance
Electronics Forum | Sat Aug 25 11:54:48 EDT 2012 | dan_ems
Hello, I already build such a system with hardware and software from National Instruments. I think is the best solution because you can buy for the start only a Multimeter (DMM), a multiplexer and a software. Is very easy to do the programming but
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 19 18:38:05 EDT 2018 | slthomas
I would say not likely unless it's at least serialized, but certainly so if it requires calibration....point being LOTS of stuff requires calibration for AS9100 activity. Simple hand tools probably not, for example, but your calipers, multimeters w
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 20 08:18:20 EST 1999 | Claude Couture
The situation: When I press the "ZERO" button of the dip inserter, the x-y table moves very slowly toward the -x -y corner. If I release the button, the x-y table stops. The 36 vdc is dead. I replaced the "1REC" (it was fried) and the problem is st
