Used MOLECTRON EPM1000 #9105365 for sale

MOLECTRON EPM1000 is an electronic test equipment designed for multi-channel low frequency Electronic Parameter Measurement (EPM) applications. It is a highly evolved form of the classic EPM instrument and offers a modern, comprehensive range of measurement functions. EPM1000 has a wide frequency range of DC to 10 kHz and provides up to 8 channels of accurate, low noise measurements. It also features wide voltage and current ranges with a built-in temperature sensor for thermal monitoring. MOLECTRON EPM1000 is well-suited for measuring common voltage, current, resistance, capacitance, and inductance parameters. The instrument has a built-in 10-bit ADC with a linearity error of +/-0.001% and a maximum sample rate of 400ksps. The fast and low noise measurement capability of EPM1000 enables quick and extremely accurate data capture in less than 1 microsecond for each channel. MOLECTRON EPM1000's switching architecture is simply designed and provides superior accuracy through the use of multiplexer channels. In addition, the instrument supports a wide range of isolations and channel combinations. Designed for easy operation, EPM1000's simplified user interface provides several options that allow users to quickly configure the instrument for various measurement parameters. MOLECTRON EPM1000 includes several advanced features, such as power saving modes and programmable reference techniques, which ensure accurate measurements and provide high reliability. In addition, the instrument has advanced noise analysis capabilities which are made possible by the built-in advanced Digital Signal Processing (DSP) that can process up to 5KHz data frequencies. Overall, EPM1000 is an advanced form of the classic EPM instrument. It is an ideal instrument for making accurate, low noise, multi-channel parameters measurements in a wide frequency range. Its simplified user interface, advanced features, and support for isolations and channel combinations make it an ideal choice for low frequency electronic parameter measurements.