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Roadtest Keysight 34470A DMM and TI DAC8734EVM

This is the start of a multi video road test on the Keysight 34470A 7.5 Digit Truevolt DMM and the Texas Instruments DAC8734 Quad channel DAC Evaluation board Keysight Link: - http://www.keysight.com/de/pd-2520154... Texas Instruments Link: - http://www.ti.com/tool/dac8734evm This Road test is sponsored by Element 14, Keysight and Texas Instruments, thanks for selecting me First up is the unveiling, and quick tour of the DMM, I test out the Ohms range using my Precision Vishay Bulk Film Resistance Standard This is the first time I have had a meter even remotely accurate enough with precision to check the standards, and it does not disappoint, here is a link to the standard post: - http://www.element14.com/community/gr... I also use a precision Voltage Standard designed by and sent to me by Ian Scott Johnston to test out the basic voltage ranges: -    / ianscottjohnston  . Thanks Ian. Here is how he made it if you’re interested:-    • Видео      • Видео   Ian also has a bunch of other videos you may be interested in, so check them out while you’re there OK, back to business, a quick look at the Meter is all I will do in part 1. I will review the DAC8734EVM module and other features of the DMM in the next few weeks including some more obscure features like measuring current and volts at the same time which it technically cannot do but with a little remote programming and utilizing the Reference / Dual measurement capability it can be made to work. Also on the agenda is looking at the logging features and the digitizing and advanced triggering features. I won’t bore you with looking at the basic range checks and verifying the accuracy of the meter as I have nothing better than this meter so it would be more of a check of my other lab equipment. But I am sure you’re interested in seeing how it can be used for real world scenarios so if you have some ideas, add it to the comments The BAT Signal…. If you’re curious see a previous post here: - http://www.element14.com/community/gr... I have already started reviewing the DAC8734 chip prior to the Road test on a breadboard using a Raspberry PI and windows 10, An Arduino UNO and a TI Launchpad… well a few actually, if you’re interested in that then you can also check out these posts. http://www.element14.com/community/co... http://www.element14.com/community/gr... http://www.element14.com/community/gr... More to come real soon