INSTRUCTION MANUALANALOGUE MULTIMETERKEW 1109S
̶ 8 ̶ 4. Instrument Layout① Meter Pointer② Meter Zero Adjust Screw③ OUTPUT Terminal④ +(P) Terminal⑤ -COM (N) Terminal⑥ Front Panel⑦ Mirrored Scale Pl
̶ 9 ̶ 5. How to Read ScalesMeasuringRanges ScalesH o w t o Read ScalesinputTerminalsDC Voltage (7 ranges)0.1V0.5V2.5V10V50V250V1000VB 10B50B 250B 1
̶ 10 ̶Low FrequencyOutput UsingOUTPUT Terminal(4 ranges)10V50V250V1000VC10B 50B 250B10X1X1X1X 100Output & −COMLow FrequencyOutput (dB)(4 ranges)10
̶ 11 ̶ 6. Operating Instructions6-1. Preparation● Make certain that the batteries are installed into the battery case with polarity in correct posit
̶ 12 ̶6-2. DC Voltage Measurements# WARNINGWhen measuring a high voltage greater than 250V, turn off power to the circuit under test 8.nd follow the
̶ 13 ̶6-3. AC Voltage Measurements# WARNINGWhen measuring a high voltage greater than 250V, turn off power to the circuit under test and follow the s
̶ 14 ̶6-4. Low Frequency Output (dB) MeasurementsApplications:Measuring the ratio of output to input for amplifiers, transmission circuits, e
̶ 15 ̶6-5. Low Frequency Output Measurements Using Output Terminal# WARNINGWhen measuring a high voltage greater than 250V, turn off power to the c
̶ 16 ̶The 1109S has a capacitor in series with the OUTPUT terminal. This OUTPUT terminal is useful for measuring the AC component o
̶ 17 ̶Applications:Measuring currents in DC operated electrical appliances, bias current of transitors, IC's, etc.⑴ Insert the red test lead i
Table of ContentsPage1. Safety Warnings ... 1 • Understanding Some
̶ 18 ̶# CAUTIONMake the zero ohm adjustment after every change of the measuring range to obtain a more accurate reading.Application:Checking
̶ 19 ̶Notes: Fig. 3 shows the resistance measuring circuit. The positive (+) polarity of the battery is connected to the positive (
̶ 20 ̶6-8. Terminal Current LI, Terminal Voltage LV &Diode Test# CAUTIONDo not measure the internal resistance of a diode with low reverse withsta
̶ 21 ̶⑷ The meter pointer deflects close to full scale when the forward current IF is measured. However, it hardly deflects when the revers
̶ 22 ̶6-9. Measuring ICEO (leakage current of transistors)# CAUTIONThe leakage current does not change significantly according to voltage, but it rat
̶ 23 ̶Measuring Leakage Current of Transistor ICEOFig. 5⑺ The leakage current of the silicon transistor is too small to give pointer deflec
̶ 24 ̶6-10. Measuring hFE (DC Current Amplification Factor)# CAUTION:With the germanium transistor, the leakage current flows into the collector
̶ 25 ̶⑵ How to Use hFE Test Leads The test lead set mainly consisting of a resistor and a clip as shown in Fig. 8 is on the market and is recommen
̶ 26 ̶As indicated in Fig. 9, connect the hFE test lead (1) to the multimeter, according to the polarity of a transistor to be tested; N
̶ 27 ̶ 7. Fuse & Battery Replacement# WARNINGNever replace the fuse or batteries during measurements. Make sure to set the range selector swit
̶ 1 ̶ 1. Safety WarningsThe instrument must be used by a competent, trained person and operated in strict accordance with the instru
̶ 28 ̶PCB Component Layout DrawingFig. 11
̶ 29 ̶PARTS LISTNo. DESCRIPTIONR1 Resistor 1/2WF, ( 15MΩ) DC 1000 VR2 Resistor 1/4WF, ( 4MΩ) DC 250 VR3 Resistor 1/4WF, ( 800 KΩ) DC
̶ 30 ̶CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
̶ 31 ̶MEMO
̶ 32 ̶MEMO
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̶ 2 ̶● Never use the instrument in an explosive atmosphere especially when making current measurements.# CAUTION● Before making measurements chec
̶ 3 ̶● Auxiliary Units (Prefixes) There are a number of measurement units used for multimeters. Volt (V), ampere (A) and ohm (Ω) are most
̶ 4 ̶Voltage Measurements Current Measurements(Parallel Connection) (Series Connection)Measuring voltage at both ends of a resistor.M e a s u r i
̶ 5 ̶ 2. Features● Mirrored scale for easy and accurate reading.● 19 measuring ranges for a wide scope of application.● OUTPUT terminal to cut off
̶ 6 ̶ 3. SpecificationsFunctions Measuring Ranges AccuracyDC Voltage(7 ranges)0-0.1 V0-0.5V0-2.5V0-10V (20kΩ/V)0-50V0-250V0-1000V±3% of full scale0-1
̶ 7 ̶Low Frequency Output UsingOUTPUT Terminal0-10V0-50V0-250V0-1000VRefer to frequencycharacteristic chartLow FrequencyOutput (dB)(4 ranges)10V AC −1
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