Used HIOKI 8939 #9164007 for sale

HIOKI 8939 is an electronic test equipment developed by HIOKI E.E. Corporation, a Japanese multinational company focused on developing and manufacturing electrical test and measuring instruments. It is a multi-function measurement system ideal for testing DC voltage, AC voltage, and resistance. 8939 includes a test and measurement simulator which features a wide variety of measurement functions. It has a built-in 20MHz dual range oscilloscope, a 10A true AC/DC current clamp, a dielectric strength tester, a capacitance meter, and a temperature probe. The oscilloscope on HIOKI 8939 has a real-time sampling rate of up to 200MS/s and a bandwidth of 20MHz, making it capable of precisely measuring current signal waveforms. The 10A current clamp on 8939 can measure both AC and DC currents, and with its two ranges (10A and 20A), it can handle a wide variety of applications. The dielectric strength tester can measure insulation breaks in cables and wires, making it useful for electrical safety inspections. The capacitance meter can measure circuit components like capacitors, and the temperature probe is for measuring temperatures in thermistor circuits and liquid. HIOKI 8939 also includes a PC application which enables users to control it remotely and to analyze data collected from the device. The application can be used to set up the instrument for measurement, to view measurement data, and to store the data in the form of a logbook. The PC application includes features such as data logging, automatic analysis, and waveform display. It also allows users to send the measurement data by email. 8939 is a versatile and easy-to-use electronic testing and measurement system. It is highly accurate and provides reliable results. Its features make it suitable for a wide range of applications such as testing for circuit and electrical safety, device performance, and component analysis. With its intuitive user interface and comprehensive data analysis, HIOKI 8939 is a useful tool for professional engineers and electronics hobbyists alike.