Used STS 20TS #9195599 for sale

STS 20TS is an electronic test equipment, manufactured by the Japan-based company Toshiba-Europe, which is used to verify and test the characteristics of transistors and other components involved in electronic circuits. This testing device takes an input voltage signal as input, and its output is then amplified by a set of electrodes. The signals amplified by these electrodes are then fed to an oscilloscope, allowing the user to view and measure the responses of the components being tested. By analyzing the output from the oscilloscope, components can be identified and verified for their specified behavior. 20TS is fairly simple to operate, utilizing only the LCD visualization screen to display test results. It features a built-in microphone for capturing any sound in the vicinity of the test and a 0.1-32MHz frequency range for capturing different frequencies of the stimulus. The preset settings make it suitable for testing a host of components, including transistors, FETs, IGBTs, and SCRs. STS 20TS is capable of providing reliable measurements and traceable image of signal shapes that contain various parameters such as gain, frequency response, and input and output impedances. Furthermore, by connecting the device's interface port to a computer, it is possible to store data in memory for future comparison. This test device provides an easy-to-use platform for evaluating the characteristics of electrical components. Its accuracy is checked regularly to ensure the test results are up to date with the latest standards. 20TS is lightweight and portable, and can be used in a laboratory, on production lines, and for research, design, and prototyping. In conclusion, STS 20TS is a reliable, user-friendly, and versatile electronic test equipment, designed for verifying the characteristics of transistors and other electrical components in circuits. It is lightweight, portable, and its accuracy is regularly checked to maintain data integrity. This device is suitable for a range of applications, ranging from circuit prototyping and testing to research and design.