We can find the main IC is COB package on the PCB, when we open the shell.
But you can find that this is a good mechanical structure design, with silicone anti-skid material around it to increase comfort, and the arc-shaped shell is also convenient to hold.
Some details are not perfect. We found a manual divider, two stacked resistors connected in series with another resistor, and other traces of capacitor modification,
The tweezer's arm at the end is directly welded on the PCB, with some traces of flux. I'm very curious about the material of this tweezer's arm. It should be stainless steel with a coating. It has high strength and can be directly welded on PCB. It is obvious that the tweezers do not use the four-wire Kelvin measurement method.
Guess that the integrated chip in the middle is a multimeter measurement chip, which integrates the measurement mode of resistance, capacitance, diode, etc. as for the function of LED, it seems that it is very rare on the multimeter, so we need to make a constant current source with 20V compliance voltage to output 1mA current to measure the voltage on the LED.
The input terminal can see mz4 series PTC, the resistance value is about 1.5k at room temperature, such a circuit is very common in the multimeter, usually used to protect the input terminal, when the voltage is too high, the PTC will heat up, the resistance value will increase, and the chip will be protected.
Under the automatic resistance measurement mode, the current flowing through the resistance to be measured is 0.177ma when it is less than 1kohm. When it is more than 1kohm, the current flowing through the resistance changes with the change of resistance value. When the DUT is 10K, the current is 20uA, and when the DUT is 100k, the current is 2uA. Therefore, at this time, the voltage at both ends of the resistance is 200mV. It looks like it is the same as the multimeter. It takes about 6S to measure the 10ohm resistance by switching the series-connected divider resistance and DC excitation. The value keeps increasing from 0 to 10ohm until it is stable.
Under the automatic capacitance measurement mode, I used an oscilloscope to measure the voltage waveforms at both ends of the capacitor. The waveforms in the figure are the waveforms when the DUT is 10nf.
It seems that the RC charging circuit is used to calculate the charging and discharging time, and I found one thing. This instrument supports the measurement of 100uF, but the test time is longer. It takes about 25s, my God, There is no movement on the screen until the test results are displayed. The capacitance test circuit is shown in the figure below. An RC OP-AMP oscillation circuit can calculate the capacitance value of capacitance C by measuring the frequency of the output square wave and the known resistance value
the calculation function is
f = 1/(2RC*ln(1 + 2R1/R2))
assume R1=R2, then f = 1 / (2RC * ln(3)) and ln(3) = 1.099
it's not hard to get the value of C
For the measurement of LED, I found that it can support the series connection of several LEDs, and the minimum excitation voltage can be up to 20V. But I didn't find any inductance. It seems that the charge pump is used to provide a higher voltage, and there are many large capacitors on the PCB.