Chuck D. Bones Circuit Wizard Sep 16, 2021 #21 fig said: I suppose they are assembled at various locations with varying practices and QC tolerances. Click to expand... Like everything other consumer electronic device.
fig said: I suppose they are assembled at various locations with varying practices and QC tolerances. Click to expand... Like everything other consumer electronic device.
andare Well-known member Sep 16, 2021 #22 There are a bunch of them that look very similar. Which one do you guys use?
Chuck D. Bones Circuit Wizard Sep 16, 2021 #23 The seller from whom I procured mine is no longer on eBay, or has changed names.
andare Well-known member Sep 18, 2021 #24 Someone told me the LCR-T1 tester measures leakage but I haven't been able to confirm that from this video Edit: I see that it reads ICEO and ICES which Google tells me are leakage. I think I'll buy this one. Last edited: Sep 18, 2021
Someone told me the LCR-T1 tester measures leakage but I haven't been able to confirm that from this video Edit: I see that it reads ICEO and ICES which Google tells me are leakage. I think I'll buy this one.
SillyOctpuss Well-known member Sep 18, 2021 #25 Yes that's one of the ones I had @andare it definitely measures leakage
Big Monk Well-known member Sep 18, 2021 #26 andare said: Someone told me the LCR-T1 tester measures leakage but I haven't been able to confirm that from this video Edit: I see that it reads ICEO and ICES which Google tells me are leakage. I think I'll buy this one. Click to expand... Iceo is the leakage value.
andare said: Someone told me the LCR-T1 tester measures leakage but I haven't been able to confirm that from this video Edit: I see that it reads ICEO and ICES which Google tells me are leakage. I think I'll buy this one. Click to expand... Iceo is the leakage value.