Dave takes a look at how to optimise the low burden voltage multimeter design from PART 2 to eliminate some parts. And explains the µCurrent shunt circuit design and how that applies to this new optimised design. It’s basically a practical tutorial in circuit design optimisation. Then another design variation …
Read More »EEVblog #929 – Designing A Better Multimeter
Dave looks at the current measurement front end of a typical multimeter and figures out how to redesign it for lower burden voltage. It’s not quite as easy as you might think, there are comprimises and traps for your players. And something you probably didn’t know about HRC fuses. µCurrent …
Read More »EEVblog #912 – BM235 Multimeter Reverse Engineering
What is the main chipset used in the EEVblog BM235 Multimeter? Dave finds out. Fortune Semiconductor Cyrustek Hycontek HY12P65 Forum HERE Podcast: Download
Read More »EEVblog #898 – LCD Contrast Experiments
What is the difference between LCD viewing angle and bias angle? How does adjusting the LCD bias voltage effect the display? What is LCD Ghosting? Also a demonstration of Photoelastic Birefringence in polycarbonate plastic display covers. Dave investigates the Liquid Crystal Display viewing angle problem in the EEVblog BM235 Multimeter. …
Read More »EEVblog #895 – BEC Pro Model Airplane Regulator Testing
Dave tests the Castle Creations CC BEC Pro battery eliminator used in model airplanes to see if it meets is rated continuous current performance claims. Also a bit of a how-to on testing regulators like this, 4 terminal load sensing error reduction is demonstrated. Airflow and thermal camera measuremements are …
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