Moved to FAQ and stickied cause this is a gem.
Robert
Moved to FAQ and stickied cause this is a gem.
Robert
Thanks, Robert.
I was so impressed with this gadget I did some research, and found that this is based on an original design out in the public domain. The basic version has *very* simple hardware, Unfortunately, based on the *other* family of micros.
For anybody wanting to roll their own: http://translate.google.com/translat...Fpage_id%3D148
Regards,
Anand
Hi Anand,
Well, you just sold one to me, I also just ordered an ESR tester a couple of days ago, had never really seen one before, seems it is for all practical purposes an A/C ohm meter, as it tests capacitors at 100kc. I will review it when the kit comes.
BTW, this tester you showed us is MUCH cheaper than the esr tester.
EDIT: 12/10/2014
This is the esr meter , I bought the kit:
http://www.mainelectronics.com/esrkit.htm
I assembled it last night . . . Works Great !
Last edited by Archangel; - 10th December 2014 at 22:45.
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Further probing reveals that the original design was by a guy called Marcus. Later, his design was improved upon by Karl, and he's keeping on adding features to it (including ESR, I think). The Chinese stuff on Ebay is pretty much based on that.
I put together a basic, minimalistic version of the original for a pal (minus the auto-switch off circuitry and the LCD, the data displayed on the LCD is also given out on the UART, can be monitored on the PC).
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