With Battery Box - LCR-T4 Multifunctional Transistor Tester Capacitor Resistor Diode Triode Thyristo

Name: With Battery Box - LCR-T4 Multifunctional Transistor Tester Capacitor Resistor Diode Triode Thyristo
SKU: 2024726-POA11147398
Price: 470.37 ZAR
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Condition

New

Location

South Africa

Product code

2024726-POA11147398

Bob Shop ID

672543066

Specification:

Optional Type: With Battery Box, With Battery Buckle

PCB Size: 63X71 mm

Weight: Approx. 48g

Tester Type: LCR-T4 Multifunctional Transistor Tester

Component Types: Resistance, Capacitance, Diode, SCR, Inductor, Transistor, MOS

Display Type: LCD 12864 with Backlight (Yellow-Green)

Power Supply: 9V Stacked Battery or 8.4V Lithium Battery (battery not included)

Features:

1. Added boot voltage detection function. Automatic detection of NPN and PNP transistors, N channel and P channel MOSFET, diodes (including dual diode), thyristor, transistors, resistors and capacitors and other components,

2. Automatically test the pin of the elements and display it on the LCD. The positive bias voltage of the emitter transistor can be determined by detecting the amplification factor and the base of t

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