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Offline Chris56000Topic starter

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Bench LCR Meter Differences ET–4410 & ET–4510?
« on: January 26, 2022, 08:07:16 pm »
Hi!

A forthcoming payment of backdated salary means I have funds to consider one of those colour TFT bench LCR meters – yes, I know everyone raves about the DE5000, unfortunately issues with my eyesight render LCDs difficult to see because of contrast problems !

Of the bench mains–operated ET–4410 and ET–4510, can anyone summarise the difference between the two versions? – the ET–4510 is about £60 more expensive!

Anybody any experience of these bench–type mains powered units?

Chris Williams
« Last Edit: January 26, 2022, 08:08:53 pm by Chris56000 »
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Offline Martin72

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Re: Bench LCR Meter Differences ET–4410 & ET–4510?
« Reply #1 on: January 26, 2022, 10:29:02 pm »
Hi,

Funny thing, yesterday I´ve spotted the 4410 for the first time... :D
Wasn´t aware of the 45-series, until now.
The only 2 differences I can see so far:

4410 got several testfrequencies in fixed steps, the 4510 got continously adjustable frequencies in 1Hz steps.
Same with the testlevel, 4410 several in fixed steps, 4510 continously in 1mV steps.

Martin


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