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5 (2 Reviews) | Model: Instek GOM-802
D.C. Milli- ohm Meter 30m ohm~3M ohm (see GOM-804 as replacement)
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The GOM-802 includes an easy to use comparator function (HI-LO-GO) that is able to easily set upper and lower limits for pass/fail testing. The alarm buzzer can be used with the comparator function. The flexible handler interface can be used to monitor the status of the pass/fail testing. The relative feature enables the GOM-802 to easily compensate for any stray resistance. Up to 20 different sets of HI-LO-GO settings can be stored to satisfy a number of different testing conditions. The GOM-802 is also able to recall the last test setting that was used every time it is turned on. Performance The GOM-802 has nine selectable measurement ranges from 30mΩ to 3MΩ, a constant current source of 1uA to 1A, an accuracy of 0.05%, a 1uΩ resolution and performs measurements using four wire Kelvin connections for accurate, consistent measurements. The ability to choose between high measurement accuracy with 7 samples/sec (full scale at 30000) or high speed measurements with 30 samples/sec (full scale at 3000) allows the GOM-802 the flexibility to fulfill a number of different measurement roles. Temperature Compensation Temperature Compensation (Optional): The optional temperature probe (PT-100) can be used to extrapolate the resistance of a DUT at a certain temperature. When the temperature coefficient and the required temperature (of the resistance measurement) is keyed in under TC mode, the GOM-802 will display the extrapolated measurement. Automatic Testing For automatic testing The GOM-802 has a handler interface designed for automatic testing. The handler interface outputs the status of PASS, FAIL, HI, LO, READY and EOT signals and inputs a trigger control signal. An RS-232 and GPIB option is also available for computer control applications. Applications:
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I currently have 4 of these units running in dail;y use. They have been a vital part of an inter-lab study of ultra-low resistance gasketting/grounding materials. The GOM-802 is easy to use and easy to get familiar and utilize all of it's functionality. While it may not be the most sophisticated testing unit it is very accurate and dependable, and has some great easy to use options. I highly recommend this meter to anyone considering the purchase!
Anonymous on Apr 16, 2015 I found this helpful (1)
Great performance per price
We were looking for a ground bond tester that could output 1A while measuring. This does the trick perfectly and at a great price. The next option up from a different company is 6 times the price. This is a great deal.
Verified Purchase Michael Dann on Jul 23, 2014 I found this helpful (1)