Fluke 45

The Fluke 45 is a bench type (not handheld) digital multimeter.

Fluke 45 Digital Multimeter

Specifications

From Fluke:

VDC	Range: 0V-1000V	Resolution: 1 µV-0.01V	Best Accuracy: ± 0.025% + 2
VAC	Range: 0V-750V	Resolution: 1 µV-0.01V	Best Accuracy: ± 0.2% + 10
dB Readout	Range: -34 ± 60	Resolution: 0.01 dB-0.1 dB	Best Accuracy: ± 0.08 dBm
ADC	Range: 0 mA-10A	Resolution: 0.1 µA-10 mA	Best Accuracy: ± 0.05% + 2 *
AAC	Range: 15 µA-10A	Resolution: 0.1 µA-10 mA	Best Accuracy: ± 0.5% + 10
Resistance	Range: 0Ω-100 MΩ	Resolution: 0.001Ω-1mΩ	Best Accuracy: ± 0.05% + 2
Frequency	Range: 5 Hz - 1 MHz	Resolution: .01 Hz-1 kHz	Best Accuracy: ± 0.05% + 1 *

Use

The Fluke 45 digital multimeter can be used to measure AC and DC Voltage, AC and DC Current, Resistance, and a diode's forward voltage.

For voltage and resistance measurements, put one lead in the black "COM" banana jack and put the other lead in the red V Ω jack.

For current measurements below 100 mA, one lead is in the COM jack, and the other is in the 100 mA jack. For current above 100 mA but below 10 A, one lead is in COM and the other in the 10A jack.

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External Links

Fluke 45 User Manual Fluke 45 Service Manual