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The World’s First iOS-Enabled Wireless DMM

October 27, 2011 By Test and Measurement Editor Leave a Comment

Redfish Instruments releases the iDVM, which is the only DMM on the market that works on Apple’s iOS devices. The iOS device and App wirelessly acquires voltage, current, and resistance measurements from the device. The data can be saved, analyzed, and shared on the Apple i-device through CSV files, plots, spoken measurements so your eyes can stay on target, and an ad-hoc webserver.

With a price tag of $295 I expect this innovative product to give Fluke a run for their money on entry level DMMs, especially if it is reliable and the interface works. I can’t wait to get my hands on one for a test drive!

Ever since the early days of my engineering career I have yearned for electrical tools with better integration with computers. So why not integrate test and measurement tools with the best hardware integrators on the planet? Sounds like a no-brainer to me.

Redfish Instruments
http://www.redfishinstruments.com/products/iDVM/

Filed Under: data acquisition, Meters & Testers Tagged With: Apple, data logger, handheld meters, multimeter

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