YOKOGAWA 733 01 User manual

User’s
Manual Model 733 01/ 02/ 03
Digital Multimeters
IM 73301E
1st Edition:Jul. 1999
4th Edition:Mar.2001
Store this manual in a safe place for
future reference.
2)SELECT key
This button is enabled only if the multimeter is in one of the following measurement modes.
• V:
In this mode, the key selects the frequency measurement in hertz (733 02 & 733 03).
In this mode, the key selects the AC voltage measurement in an average value.
(733 03)
• mV: In this mode, the key selects AC voltage measurement in milli-volts.
• Ω:In this mode, the key selects among the continuity check, diode test, and tempera-
ture measurement.
• :In this mode, the button adjusts the stray capacitance of the testing leads and the
multimeter itself, to zero (733 02 & 733 03).
• µA/mA/A: In this mode, the button selects AC current measurement.
3) RANGE key
Allows the operator to select the measuring range manually (the display shows the
R • H
sym-
bol). The range increases as the button is pressed.
To return to the normal auto-ranging mode, hold down this button for at least one second until
the display shows "
AUTO
."
4) D-H/A-H key
Selects between the DATA HOLD and AUTO HOLD functions (the display shows the
D • H
symbol when in the DATAHOLD mode, and the
A • H
symbol when in theAUTO HOLD mode).
5) REL/% key
Selects between REL and % calculations (the display shows the
REL
symbol when in the
REL
mode, and the REL and % symbols when in the % mode).
<6> Display
<1> Function switch
Input terminal
<5> REL/% key
<4> D-H/A-H key
<3> RANGE key
<2> SELECT key
6)Display Description
Symbol and Unit Description
Lit when in DC-mode measurement
Lit when in AC-mode measurement
Polarity indicator-lit when the polarity is negative
Lit when in diode test
Lit when in continuity check
REL calculation indicator
DATA HOLD indicator
AUTO HOLD indicator
Manual range indicator
AUTO RANGE indicator
AC root-mean-square voltage measurement indicator
AC average-voltage measurement indicator
AUTO POWER OFF AUTO POWER OFF indicator
nF, µF Unit for capacitance measurement
mV, V Unit for voltage measurement
µA, mA, A Unit for current measurement
Ω, kΩ, MΩUnit for resistance measurement
°C Unit for temperature measurement
Hz Unit for frequency measurement
% Unit for percentage calculation
Lit when the batteries are low
Bar graph indicator
A • H
D • H
REL
R • H
AUTO
RMS
AVG
+ –
Measuring Instructions
CAUTION
To aboid damage to Instrument or equipment
•Before starting measurement, make sure that the function switch mode is set and the
testing leads are plugged into the terminals required for the desired mode of measure-
ment.
•Temporarily remove the testing leads from the device under test before operating the
function
switch .
•AC Voltage Measurement ( V)
a) Turn the function
switch from the OFF position to the V or mV position.
b) Press the SELECT key when the mV mode is selected (the display shows the ~ symbol).
c) Plug the black testing lead into the COM input terminal and the red testing lead into the •
V • Ω• input terminal.
d) Connect the testing leads to the circuit under test and then read the meter when it stabilizes.
Note: When the ~V mode is selected, the AC voltage can be displayed as an average or effec-
tive value. Press the SELECT key to display the AVG or RMS symbol (733 03).
•DC Voltage Measurement ( V)
a) Turn the function
switch from the OFF position to the V position.
b) Plug the black testing lead into the COM input terminal and the red testing lead into the •
V • Ω• input terminal.
c) Connect the testing leads to the circuit under test and then read the meter when it stabilizes.
NOTE
Do not mistake the following for a malfunction!
If the 400 mV range is selected and the testing leads are left open-circuited, the multim-
eter may give a certain reading. This does not affect your measurement.
•Resistance Measurement (Ω)
CAUTION
To avoid damage to instrument
Turn off the power to the circuit under test before starting measurement in order to pre-
vent any excessive voltage from being applied to the multimeter.
a) Turn the function switch from the OFF position to the Ωposition.
b) Plug the black testing lead into the COM input terminal and the red testing lead into
the • V • Ω• input terminal.
c) Connect the testing leads to the circuit under test and then read the meter when it stabilizes.
•Continuity Check ( )
CAUTION
To avoid damage to instrument
Turn off the power to the circuit under test before starting measurement in order to pre-
vent any excessive voltage from being applied to the multimeter.
a) Turn the function switch from the OFF position to the Ωposition.
b) Press the SELECT key to display the symbol.
c) Plug the black testing lead into the COM input terminal and the red testing lead into the •
V • Ω• input terminal.
d) Connect the testing leads to the circuit under test. If the circuit is continuous (no more than
approximately 20 Ω, the buzzer sounds.
•DiodeTest ( )
CAUTION
To avoid damage to instrument
Turn off the power to the circuit under test before starting measurement in order to pre-
vent any excess voltage from being applied to the multimeter.
a) Turn the function switch from the OFF position to the Ωposition. (For 733 01 turn to the
position.)
b) Press the SELECT key to display the symbol.
c) Plug the black testing lead into the COM input terminal and the red testing lead into the •
V • Ω• input terminal.
d) Connect the testing leads to the diode under test and then read the meter when it stabilizes.
(1) Forward-bias Diode Test
Connect the black testing lead to the cathode and the red testing lead to the anode.
(2) Reverse-bias Diode Test
Connect the black testing lead to the anode and the red testing lead to the cathode.
•Temperature Measurement (TEMP)
CAUTION
To avoid damage to instrument
Turn off the power to the circuit under test before starting measurement in order to pre-
vent any excessive voltage from being applied to the multimeter.
a) Turn the function switch from the OFF position to the Ωposition.
b) Press the SELECT key to select the TEMP mode (the display shows the °C symbol).
(Press the SELECT key to change the temp. unit from the °C to the °F.)
c) Plug the black lead of the optional 2349-01 thermistor measuring probe into the COM input
terminal and the red lead into the • V • Ω• input terminal.
d) Connect the testing leads to the circuit under test and then read the meter when it stabilizes.
•Current Measurement (µA/mA/A)
CAUTION
To avoid damage to instrument
Check which mode the function switch is set to before starting measurement.
a) Turn the function switch from the OFF position to either the µA, mA or A position. (If the
magnitude of the current being measured is not known, select theAposition. Make sure the
current being measured is no more than 0.4 A before the µA or mA position is selected.)
b) Press the SELECT key to select DC orAC measurement.
c) Plug the black testing lead into the COM input terminal and the red testing lead into the A
input terminal. If the current is in the order of milli-amperes or less, plug the red testing lead
into the µA • mA input terminal.
d) Connect the testing leads to the circuit under test and then read the meter when it stabilizes.
User Calibration Function (Not supported on the 733 01)
It is recommended that the instrument be calibrated periodically.
Use the keys on the faceplate of 733 series of multimeters to carry out calibration.
Recommended calibrator: The 9100 universal calibrator (Yokogawa), its equivalent or above.
CAUTION
•Connect the calibrator to the multimeter with the calibrator’s testing leads.
• Before carrying out calibration, read the instruction manual of the calibrator.
•Calibration temperature and humidity: 23±3°C, 55%RH or below
•Leave the multimeter for 30 minutes to enable it to reach room temperature before
carrying out calibration.
•Temporarily remove the testing leads from the multimeter before switching between
DC andAC, or voltage and current during calibration.
To calibrate the multimeter:
Note: Start calibration of the mV range (calibration of other ranges will become possible after
mV calibration has been completed).
a) Turn the function switch from the OFF position to the mV position while pressing the SE-
LECT and RANGE keys at the same time. (The display shows the CAL symbol then the
PASS symbol.)
b) Press the SELECT key. (The display shows the “- “ symbol.)
c) Press the D-H/A-H key twice. (The display shows the “- - - “ symbol.)
d) Press the RANGE key. (The display shows the mV symbol.)
e) Connect the multimeter to the calibrator with the testing leads.
f) Set the calibrator to 380 mVDC as an input to the multimeter.
g) Press the D-H/A-H key.
(After the value stabilizes, press the D-H/A-H key to confirm the calibration value.)
h) Carry out calibration of other ranges by repeating steps f) and g) in accordance to Table 1.
i) To quit calibration, turn the function switch back to the OFF position.
Table 1. Input Signal for Calibration
Range Input Range Input Range Input
400 mVDC 380 mV 400 µADC 380 µA10nF 9 nF
4 VDC 3.8 V 4000 µADC 3800 µA 100 nF 90 nF
40 VDC 38 V 40 mADC 38 mA 1 µF 0.9 µF
400 VDC 380 V 400 mADC 380 mA 10 µF9µF
1000 VDC 1000 V 4 ADC 3.8 A 100 µF 90 µF
10 ADC 10 A 1000 µF 1000 µF
VAC (RMS) 3.8 V at 60 Hz
VAC (AVG) 3.8V at 60 Hz AAC 38 mA at 60 Hz
Safety Precautions
To ensure safe use of the product, strictly adhere to the precautions indicated by the following
symbols throughout this manual.
WARNING
This symbol indicates that misuse of the instrument could result in in-
jury or death of personnel.
CAUTION
This symbol indicates that misuse of the instrument could result in in-
jury to personnel or damage to property.
The instrument and this manual also use the following safety symbols:
Caution
This symbol indicates that the operator must refer to an explanation in the
instruction manual in order to avoid the risk of injury or death of personnel and/or
damage to the instrument.
Double Insulation
This symbol indicates double insulation.
AC Voltage/Current
This symbol indicatesAC voltage/current.
DC Voltage/Current
This symbol indicates DC voltage/current.
Fuse
This symbol indicates a fuse.
Ground
This symbol indicates ground (earth).
WARNING
■To avoid electric shock
•Do not use deteriorated or damaged testing leads. Check testing leads before use.
•Do not use the instrument if there is any damage to the casing or when the casing is
removed.
•Disconnect testing leads from the circuit under test before opening the casing to re-
place the batteries or for any other reason.
•
Avoid using the instrument if it has been exposed to rain or moisture or if your hands are wet.
■To avoid electric shock or fire
Do not use the instrument in an atmosphere containing any flammable or explosive gases.
WARNING
■To avoid damage to instrument and/or electric shock
The restrictions on the maximum voltage level for which the 733 01, 733 02 and 733 03
multimeters can be used, depend on the over-voltage categories specified by the safety
standards. These category specifications are set to protect operators against transient
impulse voltages in power lines.
Over-voltage Category (CAT) Maximum Input Voltage
III 600 V AC/DC
II 1000 V AC/DC
Over-voltage category I (CAT I):
Covers the path from a mains outlet, through a power transformer, to a circuit in the
transformer's secondary stage.
Over-voltage category II (CAT II):
Covers a primary-stage circuit of equipment connected to a mains outlet.
Over-voltage category III (CAT III):
Covers the path from an indoor distribution switchboard to a mains outlet.
CAUTION
•Do not use the multimeter near noise-emitting equipment or where there may be a
sudden change of temperature. Otherwise, the instrument may give an unstable read-
ing or errors.
•Do not wipe the instrument using any organic solvent such as benzine or paint thinner,
as this may damage or discolor the front panel. Use a dry cloth to clean the instrument.
•Do not leave the multimeter exposed to direct sunlight or in a hot and humid location
such as the inside of a car, for any prolonged length of time.
NOTE
•Radiation immunity affects the accuracy of 733 Series digital multimeter under the
conditions specified in EN 61326-1.
•
If equipment generating strong electromagnetic interference is located nearly, the testers
may malfunction.
Components
1) Function Switch
Turns off the power or selects the measurement mode.
OFF: Turns off the power.
V: AC voltage measurement
V: DC voltage measurement
mV: DC voltage measurement in milli-volts
Ω: Resistance measurement
: Capacitor check (733 02 & 733 03)
: Diode test (733 01)
µA/mA/A: DC/AC current measurement

2.Performance
Test conditions:
Temperature and humidity: 23°C ±5°C at 80% RH or below
Accuracy: ±(percentage of reading + number of digits)
Note: Each response noted below is a value measured in the Range Hold mode.
•DC Voltage Measurement ( V)
400 mV 0.1 mV 10 MΩ
4V 0.001 V 11 MΩ1000 V DC
40 V 0.01 V 0.3% + 1 0.2% + 1
1000 Vrms AC
400 V 0.1 V 10 MΩ
1000 V 1 V
Range Resolution Input
Resistance Maximum Input Voltage
Accuracy
733 01 733 02 & 733 03
Normal mode rejection ratio: 60 dB or better at 50/60 Hz
Common mode rejection ratio: 120 dB or better
Response: 1 sec maximum
•AC Voltage Measurement ( V) (733 01) - AC coupling. Based on mean-value
detection and root-mean-square value calibration.
400 mV 0.1 mV 10 MΩ, <50 pF
4V 0.001 V 11 MΩ, <50 pF 1000 VDC
40 V 0.01 V 0.5% + 2 1% + 2 1.5% + 4 1000 Vrms AC
400 V 0.1 V 10 MΩ, <50 pF
1000 V 1 V
Range Resolution Input Impedance Maximum Input
Voltage
Accuracy
50/60 Hz 40 - 500 Hz 500 -1 kHz
Common mode rejection ratio: 60 dB or better at DC to 60 Hz AC frequencies (where Rs = 1 kΩ)
Response: 2 sec maximum
•AC Voltage Measurement ( V) (733 02)
- AC coupling. Based on mean-value
detection and root-mean-square value calibration.
400 mV 0.1 mV 10 MΩ, <50 pF
4V 0.001 V 11 MΩ, <50 pF 1000 VDC
40 V 0.01 V 0.5% + 2 0.75% + 2 1.5% + 4 1000 Vrms AC
400 V 0.1 V 10 MΩ, <50 pF
1000 V 1 V
Range Resolution Input Impedance Maximum Input
Voltage
Accuracy
50/60 Hz 40 - 500 Hz 500 -1 kHz
Common mode rejection ratio: 60 dB or better at DC to 60 HzAC frequencies (where Rs = 1 k Ω )
Response: 2 sec maximum
•AC Voltage Measurement ( V) (733 03) - AC coupling. Based on root-mean-
square value detection and mean-value detection (excluding 400 mV range)
and root-mean-square value calibration (excluding 400 mV range).
400 mV 0.1 mV 10 MΩ, <50 pF
4V 0.001 V 11 MΩ, <50 pF 1000 VDC
40 V 0.01 V 0.5% + 5 1% + 5 1.5% + 5 1000 Vrms AC
400 V 0.1 V Note Note Note 10 MΩ, <50 pF
1000 V 1 V
Range Resolution Input Impedance Maximum Input
Voltage
Accuracy
50/60 Hz 40 - 500 Hz 500 -1 kHz
Common mode rejection ratio: 60 dB or better at DC to 60 HzAC frequencies (where Rs = 1 k Ω )
Response: 2 sec maximum
Crest factor: < 3
Note: 5 to 100% of the full scale and 1000 V range is 200 to 1000 V.
•DC Current Measurement ( A)
µA 400 µA 0.1 µA <0.11 mV/µA
4000 µA1µA1% + 2
mA 40 mA 0.01 mA <2.5 mV/mA
400 mA 0.1 mA 0.5% + 2
A4A 0.001 A
10 A 0.01 A 1.2% + 2 <0.1V/A
Range Resolution Voltage Drop Maximum Input
Current
Accuracy
733 01
733 02 & 733 03
400 mA
The input is
protected by a
500 mA/600 V
fuse.
10 A
The input is
protected by a
15 A/600 V fuse.
Response: 1 sec maximum
•AC Current Measurement ( A) (733 01) - AC Coupling. Based on mean-value
detection and root-mean-square value calibration.
µA 400 µA 0.1 µA <0.11 mV/µA
4000 µA1µA1% + 5
mA 40 mA 0.01 mA <2.5 mV/mA
400 mA 0.1 mA 1.5% + 5
A4A 0.001 A
10 A 0.01 A 1.2% + 5 <0.1 V/A
Range Resolution Voltage Drop Maximum Input
Current
Accuracy
50/60 Hz
40 -1 kHz
400 mA
The input is
protected by a
500 mA/600 V
fuse.
10 A
The input is
protected by a
15 A/600 V fuse.
Response: 2 sec maximum
•AC Current Measurement ( A) (733 02 & 733 03) - AC Coupling. Based on root-
mean-square value calibration (733 03) and mean-value detection and root-
mean-square value calibration.
µA 400 µA 0.1 µA <0.11 mV/µA
4000 µA1µA 0.75% + 5
mA 40 mA 0.01 mA Note 1.5% + 5 <2.5 mV/mA
400 mA 0.1 mA Note
A4A 0.001 A 1% + 5
10 A 0.01 A Note <0.1 V/A
Range Resolution Voltage Drop Maximum Input
Current
Accuracy
50/60 Hz
40 -1 kHz
400 mA
The input is
protected by a
500 mA/600 V
fuse.
10 A
The input is
protected by a
15 A/600 V fuse.
Response: 3 sec maximum
Crest factor: < 3 (733 03)
Note: 5 to 100% of the full scale and 10 A range is 2 to 10 A (733 03).
•Resistance Measurement (Ω)
400 Ω0.1 Ω<1.4 mA <3.4 V
4 kΩ0.001 kΩ0.5% + 1 0.4% + 1 <120 µA
40 kΩ0.01 kΩNote Note <13 µA600 Vrms
400 kΩ0.1 kΩ<1.3 µA<1.3 V
4 MΩ0.001 MΩ0.5% + 1 <130 nA
40 MΩ0.01 MΩ1% + 2
Range Resolution Accuracy Measuring
Current
Open-loop
Voltage Input Protective Voltage
733 01 733 02/03
Response: 2 sec maximum for ranges lower than the 400 kΩrange; 10 sec maximum for
ranges higher than 4 MΩ
Note: Readings in the 400 Ωrange are the values after zero calibration has been completed.
•Continuity Check ( )
400 Ω0.1 Ω0.8 mA <3.4 V 600 Vrms
Range Resolution Range of Operation
Measuring Current Open-loop
Voltage Input Protective Voltage
The buzzer turns on
for resistances lower
than 20 Ω.
•DiodeTest ( )
2 V 0.001 V 1% + 2 About 0.5 mA <3.4 V 600 Vrms
Range Resolution Accuracy
Measuring Current
(Vf = 0.6 V)
Open-loop
Voltage Input Protective Voltage
•Temperature measurement (TEMP)
-50.0°C to 150°C 0.1°C
(-58.0°F to 302.0°F) (0.1°F) 600 Vrms
Range Resolution Input Protective VoltageAccuracy
±1°C for 0°C to 70.0°C range;
(±1.8°F for 32°F to 158°F range)
±2°C for -30.0°C to 0°C range
and 70.0°C to 150.0°C range.
(±3.6°F for -22°F to 32°F range
and 158°F to 302°F range)
Accuracy is the value when measured in combination with the 2349-01 (optional).
•Capacitor Check ( )This function is not supported on the 733 01 multimeter.
10 nF 0.01 nF
100 nF 0.1 nF 600 Vrms
1000 nF 1 nF 2% + 5
10 µF 0.01 µF
100 µF 0.1 µF3% + 5
1000 µF1µF
Range Resolution Input Protective VoltageAccuracy
733 02 & 733 03
2% + 10
Readings are the values after zero
calibration has been completed.
•Frequency measurement (Hz) This function is not supported on the 733 01
multimeter.
10.00 to 99.99 Hz 0.01 Hz 0.2 to 400 Vrms
90.0 to 999.9 Hz 0.1 Hz 0.02% + 1 600 Vrms
900 to 9999 Hz 1 Hz 0.4 to 400Vrms
9.00 to 99.99 k-Hz 0.01 kHz 0.8 to 100Vrms 100 Vrms
Range Resolution Input Voltage Maximum Input
Voltage
Accuracy
733 02 & 733 03
AC Coupling
•Capacitor Check ( )
CAUTION
To avoid damage to instrument
Turn off the power to the circuit under test before starting measurement in order to pre-
vent any excess voltage from being applied to the multimeter.
a) Turn the function switch from the OFF position to the position.
b) Plug the black testing lead into the COM input terminal and the red testing lead into the •
V • Ω• input terminal.
c) Open the testing lead and press the SELECT key to adjust the stray capacitance to zero (the
display shows 0.00).
d)
Connect the testing leads to the capacitor under test and then read the meter when it stabilizes.
When the capacitor check is below the capacity at zero calibration, “0.00” is displayed until
the power off.
NOTE
Do not mistake the following for a malfunction!
Zero calibration is only effective when the 10 nF range is selected.
•Frequency Measurement (Hz)
CAUTION
To avoid damage to instrument
Check which mode the function switch is set to before starting measurement.
a) Turn the function switch from the OFF position to the V position.
b) Press the SELECT key to select Hz measurement (the display shows the Hz symbol).
c) Plug the black testing lead into the COM input terminal and the red testing lead into the •
V • Ω• input terminal.
d) Connect the testing leads to the circuit under test and then read the meter when it stabilizes.
NOTE
Do not mistake the following for a malfunction!
If the Frequency measurement range is selected and the testing leads are left open-circuited,
the multimeter may give some kind of reading. This does not affect your measurement.
AUTO HOLD Function
The 733 series of multimeters can automatically retain the measured value when the testing
leads are handled as described below.
a) Press the D-H/A-H key to select the function. (The display shows the
A • H
symbol.)
b) Connect the testing leads to the object under test.
c) When the reading stabilizes, the buzzer sounds.
d) Remove the testing leads from the object under test.
e) The multimeter now shows the measured value that it retains.
f) You can repeat steps b) to e) as many times as you like as long as the display shows the
A • H
symbol.
g)
To cancel this function, press the D-H/A-H key once again. (The
A • H
symbol disappears.)
NOTE
Do not mistake the following for a malfunction!
•In DC/AC voltage measurement, theAUTO HOLD function is only available for ranges
greater than the 4 V range.
•
This function is not available for capacitor Check andTemperature-mode measurement.
•The AUTO HOLD function cannot be applied to unstable signals.
REL&% Calculation Function
The 733 series of multimeters can calculate relative values or differences, and percentage values
from the reference measurement values.
(1) REL calculation
Subtracts the reference value from the measured value to display the relative value or difference.
a) Enter the reference value.
b) Press the REL/% key to display the
REL
symbol.
c) Enter the measured value.
d) The display shows the relative value or difference.
(2) % calculation
Calculates and displays the percentage value according to the following equation:
% value = (reference value - measured value)/ reference value
a) Enter the reference value.
b) Press the REL/% button to display the
REL
symbol.
c) Enter the measured value.
d) Press the REL/% button again to display the % symbol.
e) The display shows the percentage value.
AUTO POWER OFF function
The multimeter automatically turns off if no key is pressed for a period of 20 minutes. The
multimeterwillbeepfor approximately 30secondstoalert the operatorbeforetheAUTOPOWER
OFF function takes effect. (Pressing any key while the multimeter is beeping postpones the
power-off time.) Pressing any key once after the power to the multimeter is automatically
turned off switches the multimeter on again.
To cancel the AUTO POWER OFF function, hold down the D-H/A-H key and then turn the
function switch from OFF to the desired position of any measurement mode. (The AUTO
POWER OFF indication turns off when the function is canceled.)
To enable the function once again, temporarily turn the function dial back to the OFF position,
and then select the desired measurement mode.
a
)
b)
c)
When this function is complete, turn the function switch back to the OFF position and turn-off
the multi meter.
Battery Replacement
If the batteries fall below the normal operating voltage, the symbol turns on. If this
happens, replace the batteries with new ones (two AA-size [R6 or LR6] batteries).
CAUTION
To avoid electric shock
•Be SURE to disconnect the multimeter from the circuit under test before replacing the
batteries.
•
Replace both batteries at the same time making sure to position their polarities correctly.
To replace the batteries:
a) Remove the four screws on the back of the casing.
b) Open the casing.
c) Take the battery holder out of the casing.
d) Replace the batteries with new ones and install the battery holder
back into the casing.
e) Close the casing and fasten it with the four screws.
Fuse Replacement
If a current greater than the rated value flows when the multimeter is in the current-measure-
ment range, a protection fuse may blow. If this happens, replace that fuse. The multimeter
contains the following two types of fuses:
• F1 fuse: type A1518EF (600 V/500 mA)
• F2 fuse: type A1519EF (600 V/15A)
CAUTION
To avoid electric shock
•
Be SURE to disconnect the multimeter from the circuit under test before replacing the fuse(s).
•Do NOT operate the multimeter with the casing left open.
•In order to avoid damage to the multimeter or any possible accident, use fuses of the
specified rating.
To replace the fuse(s):
a) Remove the four screws on the back of the
casing.
b) Open the casing.
c) Removetheblownfuse from thefuseholder.
d) Install a new fuse in the holder.
e) Close the casing and fasten it with the four
screws.
Specifications
1. Standard Specifications
• Measurement functions: AC voltage, DC voltage,AC current, DC current, resistance, conti-
nuity, diode, temperature, frequencyNote and capacitanceNote
Note: This function is not supported on the 73301 multimeter.
• Additional functions: Data-hold/Automatic-hold, manual range selection, REL/%, over-
range alarm, and automatic power-off
• Display: LCD display that is capable of indicating a significant reading of up
to 4000 countsNote in the digital display and 40 segments in the bar
graph display along with the indications of the unit indication is
given for positive polarity. The display also has the OL over-range
and low-battery alarm indicators.
Note: The most significant reading is 9999 counts for the frequency
measurement.
• Range selection: Manual or automatic
• Measurement cycle: Digital 2.3 times per second (where the cycle for frequency mea-
surement is once every second and 0.2 to 2 times every second for
capacitor measurement). Bar graph 23 times per second
• Operating temperature range: -10°C to 50°C (with guaranteed accuracy of 23°C ±5°C) with
no condensation
Where, the range is -10°C to 40°C for a humidity of 80%RH or
below, and 40°C to 50°C for a humidity of 70%RH or below.
• Temperature coefficients: Add (accuracy ×0.1)/°C at -10°C to 18°C or 28°C to 50°C
• Storage temperature and humidity ranges: -20°C to 60°C; 70% RH maximum
• Power supply: AA-size (R6 or LR6) batteries: 2
• Battery life: Approximately 1000 hours (733 01), 350 hours (733 02 & 733 03)
• External dimensions: 85 (W) ×191 (H) ×40 (D) mm (excluding protrusions)
• Weight: Approx. 450 g (including batteries)
• Safety standards: EN61010-1; 1993+A2; 1995, EN61010-2-031; 1994
(AC/DC 600V CAT.III,AC/DC 1000V CAT.II, Pollution degree 2)
• EMC standards: EN55011; 1998 Group1 Class B
EN61326-1; 1997+A1; 1998
• Effect of radiation immunity: Accuracy range of reading: [Rated accuracy + 8% of each
range] for the strength of a radio-frequency electromagnetic field of
3 V/m
• Operating altitude: Up to 2000 m above sea level.
• Withstand voltage: 5.55 kVAC 1 minute (between input terminal and casing)
• Accessories: Batteries: 2
Testing leads (RD031): 1 set
Instruction manual: 1
• Optional Accessories: Thermistor measuring probe (2349-01)
F1: Type A1518EF
(600 V/500 mA)
protection fuse
F2: Type A1519EF
(600 V/15 A)
protection fuse View with the Casing Open
Calibration and Maintenance
Calibration Cycle
It is recommended that the instrument be calibrated once a year.
(see also “User Calibration Function.”)
For Inquiry of Servicing and Calibration of Instrument
Please contact one of the Yokogawa M&C sales office or the sales representative from which
you purchased the instrument.
YOKOGAWA M&C CORPORATION
International Sales Dept.
2-9-32, Nakacho, Musashino-shi, Tokyo, 180-8750 Japan
Phone: [phone] Facsimile: 81-422-55-8954