Scopemeters combine the functions of portable oscilloscopes and digital multimeters for testing electrical, electro-mechanical, and electronic/industrial control systems. They are ideal for applications in which digital tools are needed to analyze sophisticated electrical signals and waveforms and determine the type of maintenance required.
Scopemeters record frequency and visualize the shape of an electrical field, as well as troubleshoot electrical equipment, display distortion, determine amplitude and gauge timing relative to associated systems. ATEC has a variety of Fluke scopemeters available for rent at industry-leading rates.
How To Use A Scopemeter
- Use the on/off key to power up the device.
- Use the “Scope” button to access the menu.
- Choose the “Waveform Options” menu tab.
- Make the appropriate selection based on your testing goals.
- For unknown signal analysis, use the Connect-and-View feature.
- Select the manual range using the display.
- View the data on the display.
- For other tests, use the menu to navigate the display.
- Test against your specific testing standards and compare your results.
- Determine if there are any problems that need to be addressed.
- Power off the device.
Note: This information is based off of
Fluke’s ScopeMeter 190 Series II. Steps may vary based on model.
Choosing The Best Scopemeter Rental
ATEC provides customers with several Fluke scopemeter options, and we can also help assist you in deciding on the right meter to help you meet your testing requirements.
Fluke’s models have effective applications such as two input channels and four input channels, depending on the unit. They also have user-friendly interfaces with a color LCD display, significant USB memory, and battery life. With features like TrendPlot, ScopeRecord, Connect-and-View, and Automatic capture, these models allow for easy signal validation and testing.