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    inductance meter ?
    so one meter I have cost thousands a long time ago... I think its 4 digits, but its huge and I avoid using it. I have two others one very cheap the other is missing in action; I know the minute I order another one it will jump at out its hiding place

    If you planned to buy a new one today for real use, what would you chouse: I value the people on here's choice as very few other hobbies have inductance been so important

    Thanks
    David

  • #2
    Just ordered new one - TH2822E. Costs ~400$ but I'm not really happy with the current I have - the measurement on pF range is way off.

    BK 880 is rebadged TH2822, but I prefer to buy the original not the clone. https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testge...branded-meter/

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    • #3
      TH2822E. do you think its just your one that is bad... or just not good in that range ?

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      • #4
        I had a BK878 which was good. Now I have a DER DE-5000 which I like better. It goes up to 100kHz.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Carl View Post
          I had a BK878 which was good. Now I have a DER DE-5000 which I like better. It goes up to 100kHz.
          my lcr meter (cheap L200A) state that:

          L Range、C Range - Abt. 500kHz
          Hi.L Range - Abt. 500Hz

          At what frequency we need to test for example pulse induction coils ~300uH?
          Actually, when i measure L and press function button certain frequency will be displayed. Is that SRF of the coil? I’m a bit ashamed but never really cared about that.

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          • #6
            I usually test coils at 1kHz but like the 10kHz & 100kHz option to look at linearity over frequency, especially for multifrequency designs. The coil series R over frequency is useful for determining the effectiveness of Litz wire, for example. But just for measuring PI coils, 1kHz is good enough.

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            • #7
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              This the same one ?​

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              • #8
                https://www.farnell.com/datasheets/2575379.pdf
                this one is my choice so far ?

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                • #9
                  DER DE-5000 is good choice. Costs 100$ without VAT, from Japan, was in top 2 to be honest. Decided to go with the Tonghui. Goes up to 100khz. I mainly need it to measure capacitors with high precision and auto LCR will help when doing reverse engineering.

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                  • #10
                    I use a XJW01 LCR Bridge Meter. Not a bad machine but the instructions are terrible.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by David_1 View Post
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                      This the same one ?​
                      Yes,that's what I have.

                      Originally posted by David_1 View Post
                      https://www.farnell.com/datasheets/2575379.pdf
                      this one is my choice so far ?
                      That one looks good, too.

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