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PLD-USBCM66: USB-C Volt/Current meter
Robust inline USB-C meter with PC data link and external power.
- Supports new 28V USB-C levels and bidirectional
- Onboard LCD display showing volts, amps, and direction
- PC Data link and power via USB-Mini connector for robustness
- OSD shows volts/current graph with high sample rate (~20sps) to catch transient glitches
- Is always on, no need to plug in to the device, or wonder if it's working
- Does not interfere with the USB-C current draw value because it sources power via the USB-Mini lead
- No need for DC PSU any more for most tasks with everything using USB-C converter cables
- Macbooks via USB-C
- iPhones via Lightning
- Magsafe 1, 2 and 3
- PC Laptops using multi-connector lead
- USB Mini, and Micro available too for Android phones
- ... and probably more. Won't be long before your DCPSU is nothing more than for injection shorts-finding!
- What's included?
- USB-C Meter now with case
- USB-A to Mini lead for data & power for the meter
- OSD software
- What do you have to supply?
- USB C power brick ( we like the Apple ones )
- USB C to USB C cable ( again, the Apple ones seem good )
- USB C to ... what ever connector you need
- Extras
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PLD-RLB02: Advanced Microscope Ring light
Finally after almost 3 years of development and many version revisions, we've hit the ideal balance with the ringlight.
- No glare
- No wash out
- No dark shadows
- No polariser / wasted light
- No humming/buzzing
- Excellent CRI (97)
- Lots of luminance (up to ~12W)
- No visual flickering, even at low brightness levels
- Uses common 2.1mm DC Jack; connect to any 24V DC supply
NOTE: You will need to supply your own power brick; 24V 1A DC 2.1mm Jack, Tip-positive type.
| Maximum mount diameter | 52mm |
| Power supply required | 24V,1A DC, 2.1mm tip barrel jack, TIP positive
Some options:
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| Mount colour | Varying, usually will be either black or blue. STL file is available to anyone who wants to print their own |
| Mount method | Two nylon M3 screws for friction fit against barlow assembly |
| Number of LEDs | 28 (7 front, 21 rear) |
| Maximum power consumption | 14.4W (24V @ 0.6A) |
| Colour temperature | 5000K |
| CRI | 97 |
See the ring light in action moments after the first build was finished...
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