A good multimeter (or a few of them) is an essential part of anyone’s electronics workbench. The only thing more useful than a multimeter is a logging multimeter that can take recordings over time.

[Shane] bought a multimeter with the idea of using its serial output as a source for data logging. A multimeter with a serial port is a blessing, but it’s still RS-232 with bipolar voltage levels.

The Fluke 289 from Fluke Corporation is a True-rms industrial logging multimeter that includes a TrendCapture feature. The meter features a logging function with expanded memory that stores up to ...

The 189 data-logging multimeter unites with the company's View Forms 3.0 software package and premium accessories with the goal of providing significant time and cost savings to users. About the meter ...

The Fluke 289 logging function comes with expanded memory that stores up to 10,000 readings. Users can save multiple logging sessions before PC download is necessary and review logged readings in ...