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PocketPico P200 PowerMate

June 8, 2012 By Test and Measurement Editor Leave a Comment

PocketPico P200 PowerMate energy optimization instrument is designed specifically for embedded systems engineers and other low power electronics developers. PowerMate accurately measures current from 10 nA to 30 mA in a single measurement range and charts system energy usage over time. Developers can optimize both hardware and software for maximum energy efficiency within any development environment and on any development platform.

As developers design electronic systems requiring longer battery life, there is an increased need for measurement products that can optimize for energy efficiency without having to acquire a lab full of instrumentation not suited to the task. PowerMate requires only three connections to a user’s system: two connections on a source line to measure and source system voltage and current, and one line to provide a common ground and works as an independent tool, providing flexibility across development systems.

PowerMate has been developed specifically for low power electronic energy optimization by providing benefits such as:  Real-time energy profiling and graphing; single measurement range, providing fast & accurate data collection; independent or cooperative operation within any development environment; intuitive, easy-to-learn display and control software; power via USB, no external power needed.

PocketPico
www.pocketpico.com

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