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liborko
Nov 20, 2017Explorer
The pictured item could be LED type but it could also be the old style neon indicator.
I was recently testing some leds and got a surprise. The meter I use most of the time indicated bad led while I knew it was good. My Fluke 85 had no trouble determining the led was good. It turns out the meter that had trouble only puts out 2.5V in semiconductor test position while Fluke puts out 3.77V in the same position. 2.5V was not enough to turn white led on.
I was recently testing some leds and got a surprise. The meter I use most of the time indicated bad led while I knew it was good. My Fluke 85 had no trouble determining the led was good. It turns out the meter that had trouble only puts out 2.5V in semiconductor test position while Fluke puts out 3.77V in the same position. 2.5V was not enough to turn white led on.
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