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Title: Calibration for Hantek 2D72 ? [Print this page]
Author: amy Time: 2021-3-9 09:58
Title: Calibration for Hantek 2D72 ?
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Hello, I have just received the 2D72 Scope/DMM instrument.
I noticed that the DMM DC volts calibration is off, it reads too high a voltage.
Do you have a service manual, or can you supply me with the calibration procedure to re-calibrate the DMM portion?
I do have a DMM voltage standard that I use to calibrate with.
Thank-you
Author: amy Time: 2021-3-9 10:06
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How much higher is the measured voltage than the input voltage?
Are other measurements tested correctly?
Author: Lane Time: 2021-3-11 01:28
The DC voltage for the DMM portion is reading 5.01v when it should be reading 5.00v. I have a DMM calibrated DC source, and also comparing it to a known good Fluke DMM. I realize this is not a large difference, but it would be beneficial to have the 2D72 DMM closer calibrated. I have only tested the 2D72 DMM DC voltage functions so far. The Scope portion appears to work well. Is ther an adjustment port on the 2D72's PCB that I could adjust to bring the meter into better calibration?
Thank-you.
Author: Lane Time: 2021-3-11 01:36
The DC voltage for the DMM portion is reading 5.01v when it should be reading 5.00v. I have a DMM calibrated DC source, and also comparing it to a known good Fluke DMM. I realize this is not a large difference, but it would be beneficial to have the 2D72 DMM closer calibrated. I have only tested the 2D72 DMM DC voltage functions so far. The Scope portion appears to work well. Is ther an adjustment port on the 2D72's PCB that I could adjust to bring the meter into better calibration?
Thank-you.
Author: amy Time: 2021-3-11 11:11
The measurement accuracy is mentioned in the technical parameters of the product, as shown in the figure below.
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Author: Lane Time: 2021-3-11 13:57
Yes, I had realized the specifications, but is there an adjustment pot on the PCB that could be used to bring it closer and calibrate it?
Author: amy Time: 2021-3-12 16:52
Sorry, it cannot be done.
If 5V is calibrated, the test deviation of other voltages will be larger.
In addition, this DMM has a resolution of 0.01V in the 40V range, not 0.001V. It depends on the hardware.
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