Digital multimeter, data logger and oscilloscope – the Australian startup Pokit Innovations Pty Ltd has put these capabilities into the Pokit test probe. The device itself has no display elements, smartphone and smartwatch apps are used to display the measured values ​​and oscillograms. The oscilloscope function records at least 1 MSamples / s, which is theoretically sufficient for a bandwidth of 500 kHz – enough for AF and audio Measurements of all kinds, but less for measurements on digital circuits.

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The multimeter offers the usual AC / DC voltage measuring ranges up to 600 V in autoranging mode, DC current measurements up to 10 A, capacitance measurements and additionally a diode and continuity test. Long-term recording of the measured values ​​is also possible; adapters for permanent connection of the test probes are available as accessories.

The device, which is available in different color combinations, should be available in the second quarter 2021 and costs around 10 Euro.

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