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ATLAS COMPONENT ANALYSER (RE)

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Key Features

Automatic identification of most discrete semiconductor components
Supports Bipolar Transistors, MOSFETs, JFETs, Diodes, LEDs, Diode Networks (such as SOT23 networks) and more
Connect any way round, the Atlas DCA will tell you which lead is which
Measures transistor HFE from 4 to 65,000
Measures transistor leakage current
Tests at a safe 5mA (into short circuit)
Silicon/Germanium identification
BiColour LED identification (2 and 3 lead types)
Fully automatic
Supplied with new premium quality universal hook probes
Supplied with premium grade probes, battery and user guide
Includes alkaline battery GP23A, MN21 (12V remote control/lighter type)
Designed and built in the UK
ROHS, WEEE and CEcompliant

Product Attributes

Features	Analyse Bipolar Transistors, Enhancement Mode MOSFETs, Depletion Mode MOSFETs, Junction FETs, Low Power Thyristors and Triacs (Less than 5mA Trigger and Hold), Diodes, Multiple Diode Networks, LEDs, Bi-colour and Tri-colour LEDs
Height	20mm
Indication Type	LCD
Length	103mm
Power Source	12V Alkaline Battery
Type	Semiconductor Component Analyzer
Width	70mm

Product Description

A smart and really clever instrument that will automatically analyse almost any semiconductor. Just connect it any way round and press test. It will automatically identify the type of part you have, identify the pinout and measure important parameters.

It supports most bipolar transistors, Darlingtons, MOSFETs, diodes, LEDs and more. For 2-leaded components, just use any pair of test clips, any way round. It will even identify special component features such as fly-wheel diodes and resistor shunts on transistors.

The Atlas DCA will measure current gain for transistors, gate threshold for MOSFETs and voltage drops for semiconductor junctions (such as transistor base-emitter junctions, diodes, LEDs etc).