Comparison BAKKU BK-9205B vs BAKKU BK-9205A

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	BAKKU BK-9205B	BAKKU BK-9205A
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Product type	multimeter	multimeter
Type	digital	digital
Measurement types
Measurements	voltage current resistance capacity	voltage current resistance capacity
Specs
Current type	AC / DC	AC / DC
Voltage type	AC / DC	AC / DC
DC voltage minimum	200 mV	200 mV
DC voltage max.	1000 V	1000 V
AC voltage minimum	2000 mV	2000 mV
AC voltage max.	750 V	750 V
DC minimum	20 µA	20 µA
DC max.	20 А	20 А
AC minimum	2000 µA
AC max.	20 А	20 А
Impedance minimum	200 Ω	200 Ω
Impedance max.	20 MΩ	20 MΩ
Display count	1999	1999
Display value	3 1/2	3 1/2
Features
Functions	transistor test diode test continuity test mode auto power off	transistor test diode test continuity test mode auto power off
In box	battery test probes	battery test probes
General
Stand
Power source	battery	battery
Battery type	PP3	PP3
Added to E-Catalog	june 2022	june 2017

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AC minimum

The upper limit of the lower sub-range in which the device can measure alternating current (see "Type of current").

The operating ranges of modern multimeters and other measuring instruments are usually divided into subranges. This is done for accuracy and convenience in measurements: the lower the subrange, the smaller values it covers, the higher the measurement accuracy at low current values. The minimum alternating current describes exactly the lower range, designed for the weakest current values: for example, if the characteristics in this paragraph indicate 500 μA, this means that the lower subrange allows you to measure currents from 0 to 500 μA.

It is worth choosing according to this indicator taking into account the specifics of the planned application: for example, a device with low rates can be useful for delicate work, such as repairing computers or mobile phones, but especially high current sensitivity is not required for servicing household electrical networks.