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Facing the many instruments in your company, what debugging tools are needed to do your job well? What is your company equipped with? Let me first talk about it, we have BT200\FLUCK744\HART275\HART375\FLUCK oscilloscope\notebook
Drucker DPI610 pressure calibrator/multimeter/Drucker signal generator
We don't have much equipment, the main ones are a handheld communicator, a detection dictionary, and a multimeter. In fact, enough is enough.
No one talks about the small screwdriver most used in instruments:lol :lol :lol
BT200\HART375\multimeter, calibration bench, etc.
Handheld communicator, multimeter, often used: victory:
When I was working as an instrument engineer, I needed to make some PCBs myself to measure some signals, which was relatively easy to use. But they are just simple signal generators. These things can now be purchased, such as high-frequency signal generators, etc. A multimeter is definitely needed. It is best to have a digital meter and an analog meter. The two uses are different. Generally, I bring a digital meter to the site. When encountering special instruments, I need to dismantle them and bring them back for debugging with an analog meter. This post was last edited by tongle on 2009-3-31 10:39 ]
Power supply, standard ammeter, pressure test bench. On-site multimeter, simulator, handheld terminal
Standard signal generator, calibration table, handheld operator, other small screwdrivers and other tools
Wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers, spo belt, necessary haha
Now it's easy, just have a multimeter.
Multimeter, calibration tool: Pressure clamp with module Fluke 744 includes (temperature pressure frequency simulation), special tools (inner hexagonal metric and inch calipers, gauges, pipe benders, cutters) General tools: 6-inch, 8-inch, 10-inch, 12-inch wrench, small driver, etc. HART375 marker.
Multimeter, signal generator, pressure calibrator, common tools
FLUKE744 (equipped with pressure module and other related auxiliary equipment), FLUKE digital multimeter, HART375.24V power supply, instrument screwdriver, these are what I use most.