Using the UNI-T UT61E to measure 20 Amperes

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After looking at the KASUNTEST KT6000 with it's 20A rated current measurement feature, I decided to once again modify my UT61E to make this same measurement.
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Great new one, shunt resistor Joe...for the UNI-T UT61E.

MarcoFranceschini
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Maybe you could start selling a kit for the UT61E? Call it the JS upgrade package? Just kidding - great video - and that 61 is becoming quite the device! BTW - I get my Brymen 869S in the mail today. TME in Poland is a great outfit.

SBHSGA
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Thanks for uploading this test Joe. I wonder if a scaled-down mini Peltier style of thermoelectric cooler would allow handheld devices to handle more than 20 amps, or for longer than is currently recommended.

BrassLock
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I just had a funny thought (to me anyway...) How about a magnesium shunt? :-)

mdzacharias
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So the watt density figures in watts / mm^2, or watts / inch^2, is that based on the surface area of the current shunt (Pi * diameter * length)? This is the first place that I have seen watt density units being used and was unsure exactly what they meant at first.

glenslick
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Have a look into the ET201 it is supposed to be 20A, it is not just a DMM but also an oscilloscope?

hdmalpas
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A couple of ventilation holes on the case will help keeping the temp under control.

otnica
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Very nice tutorial. How can i measure the resistance and amperage of a component, like a light bulb while it is loaded using 2 multimeters? The one measuring resistance could get damaged.

felixcat
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Did your new shunt return back to exactly the value you set it?.
I was just wondering if a once heated shunt is altered slightly.
Like the adaptive backlight, thats what all meters should have :-)

zxztv
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dumb idea: why not temperature compensate a fuse and use it as a shunt to reduce the burden voltage

tanishqbhaiji
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Could you lower the burden voltage on the multimeter just by choosing the right fuse? I remember from one of your earlier videos where you showed how much drop there was on the fuse.

JackZimmermann
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What about the low-z voltage range on some meters? How much power will it dissipate at high voltage?

AlexandreJasmin
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what software is that I can't tell?

newsogn
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Certainly believe in getting your money's worth out of your meters. How about external shunts? I use one of 30A, like your video's.

klystron
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joe, I heard you talking about Dave's meter, is he working on a new one?

caiocaio
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Get DT4282 and make detail review, nobody did it yet. Or some used Gossen from ebay.de

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