eluminator
Flashlight Enthusiast
Here is a good (I think) multimeter with all the goodies and a PC interface for $46. It has autoranging with manual override, backlit 3999 count display, measures capacitance and transistor hFe, tests diodes. It measures current to 10 amps. Has data hold and a rubber boot. Mine measures temperature (celsius) and comes with a thermocouple. The other model measures frequency instead of temperature.
It comes with a PC Rs232 cable and software.
I can't tell you how good the software is. I haven't used it much and I confuse it in my mind with my Labjack.
I bought one a year ago from elexp.com. A few hours afterwards, I was notified by ebay that I had won a like-new display model lesser endowed multimeter for $18. This cheaper one has none of the goodies like PC interface that the one above has, but it's okay for most uses, so I use it all the time and keep my beauty in it's simulated leather case collecting dust on the shelf. Unless I want to measure capacitance or temperature, of course.
And I haven't been ambitious enough lately to dream up a good reason to plug it into my PC.
http://www.elexp.com/tst_s345.htm
It comes with a PC Rs232 cable and software.
I can't tell you how good the software is. I haven't used it much and I confuse it in my mind with my Labjack.
I bought one a year ago from elexp.com. A few hours afterwards, I was notified by ebay that I had won a like-new display model lesser endowed multimeter for $18. This cheaper one has none of the goodies like PC interface that the one above has, but it's okay for most uses, so I use it all the time and keep my beauty in it's simulated leather case collecting dust on the shelf. Unless I want to measure capacitance or temperature, of course.
And I haven't been ambitious enough lately to dream up a good reason to plug it into my PC.
http://www.elexp.com/tst_s345.htm