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Rigol DM3058E User Manual

Rigol DM3058E
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User’s Guide RIGOL
Publication Number: UGC03121-1110
Nov. 2015
DM3058/DM3058E Digital Multimeter
© 2008 RIGOL TECNOLOGIES, INC. All Rights Reserved
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Table of Contents

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Rigol DM3058E Specifications

General IconGeneral
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Product typeDigital multimeter
Frequency range0.02 - 1000 kHz
AC current range0.02 - 10 A
AC voltage range0.2 - 750 V
DC current range0.0002 - 10 A
DC voltage range0.2 - 1000 V
Resistance range200 - 10000000 Ω
Capacitance range2 - 10000000 nF
Measuring categoryCAT III 300V
Basic accuracy (frequency)0.01 + 0.003
Basic accuracy (DC current)0.055 + 0.005
Basic accuracy (DC voltage)0.015 + 0.003
Basic accuracy (resistance)0.020 + 0.003
Basic accuracy (capacitance)1 + 0.5
Display digits5.5 digits
Display size (HxV)256 x 64 mm
Storage temperature (T-T)-20 - 70 °C
Operating temperature (T-T)0 - 50 °C
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Depth107 mm
Width231.6 mm
Height290.5 mm
Weight2500 g

Summary

Copyright Information

Safety Notices

Input Terminal Protection Limitation

Main Input (HI and LO) Terminal

Details on protection limitations for the main HI and LO input terminals.

Sampling (HI Sense and LO Sense) Terminal

Protection limitations for the sampling HI Sense and LO Sense terminals.

Current Input (I) Terminal

Protection limitations for the current input (I) terminal.

IEC Measurement Category II Overvoltage Protection

Safety Terms and Symbols

DM3058/DM3058E Overview

Chapter 1 Quick Start

General Inspection

Initial inspection procedures for the instrument and its packaging.

Handle Adjustment

Instructions for adjusting the multimeter's carrying handle position.

The Front Panel

Overview and description of the multimeter's front panel controls.

The Rear Panel

Overview and description of the multimeter's rear panel connections.

Power On

Step-by-step guide to power on the digital multimeter.

User Interface

Description of the multimeter's user interface and display elements.

Chapter 2 Front Panel Operation

To Select Range

Procedure for selecting the appropriate measurement range (Auto or Manual).

To Select Measurement Rate

How to choose between the three available measurement rates.

To Measure DC Voltage

Steps for measuring DC voltage using the multimeter.

To Measure AC Voltage

Steps for measuring AC voltage using the multimeter.

To Measure DC Current

Steps for measuring DC current using the multimeter.

To Measure AC Current

Steps for measuring AC current using the multimeter.

To Measure Resistance

Procedure for performing resistance measurements (2-wire and 4-wire).

To Measure Capacitance

Steps for measuring capacitance using the multimeter.

To Test Continuity

How to perform continuity testing on circuits.

To Check Diode

Procedure for testing diode forward bias and continuity.

To Measure Frequency and Period

How to measure signal frequency and period.

Any Sensor Measurement

Guide to using the multimeter with various sensor types.

Preset

Using preset modes to quickly recall stored configurations.

Secondary Function

Using secondary function button for double display and REL.

To Control Trigger Options

Setting up trigger options like Auto, Single, and External.

To Set up Measurement Parameters

Configuring measurement parameters like AC filter.

Math Functions

Overview of available math functions like STA, P/F, dBm, dB, REL.

To Set Up Trigger Parameters

Detailed settings for Auto, Single, and External triggers.

Store and Recall

Saving and loading instrument parameters and data files.

To Set Up the Utility

Configuring system parameters, interface settings, and calibration.

How to Use the Built-in Help System

Guide to accessing and using the multimeter's built-in help system.

Chapter 3 Application Examples

Example 1: Reading Statistic Functions

Demonstrates how to use the statistic function for maximum value.

Example 2: Elimination Leads Impedance

Shows how to eliminate lead impedance errors using REL operation.

Example 3: dBm Measurement

Procedure for measuring dBm values, commonly used in audio signals.

Example 4: dB Measurement

How to measure dB values between two circuits.

Example 5: P/F Test

Procedure for performing Pass/Fail testing using limit parameters.

Example 6: Thermocouple Setting and Measurement

Guide to setting up and measuring with thermocouple sensors.

Example 7: Reading Hold

How to obtain and hold a stable reading on the display.

Example 8: Store and Recall the Preset

Saving and recalling instrument settings using preset configurations.

Example 9: Mirror Image Configuration

Backing up and cloning system and sensor configurations.

Example 10: To Realize Remote Control via LXI (only for DM3058)

Setting up remote control via LXI for the DM3058 model.

Chapter 4 Troubleshooting

Power-On Display Issues

Troubleshooting a blank screen when powering on the multimeter.

No Reading Change During Current Measurement

Diagnosing issues when current signals do not show a reading change.

Abnormal DC Signal Reading

Troubleshooting abnormal readings when measuring DC signals.

Chapter 5 Measurement Tutorial

True RMS AC Measurements

Explanation of true RMS AC measurement capabilities and limitations.

Crest Factor Errors (non-sinusoidal inputs)

Understanding measurement errors caused by signal crest factor.

Loading Errors (AC Volts)

Explanation of loading errors in AC voltage measurements at various frequencies.

Application of the Analog Filter

Using the analog filter to reduce AC ripple in DC measurements.

Chapter 6 Characteristics

General Technical Characteristics

Overview of the multimeter's general technical specifications.

Electric Technique Characteristics

Detailed electrical specifications including DC and AC characteristics.

Frequency/Period Characteristics

Specifications for frequency and period measurements.

Capacitance Characteristics

Accuracy specifications for capacitance measurements.

Other Measurement Characteristics

Details on triggering, memory, math, and sensor measurement characteristics.

Chapter 7 Appendix

Appendix A: DM3058/DM3058E Accessories

List of standard and optional accessories for the DM3058/DM3058E.

Appendix B: Warranty

Information regarding the product warranty and repair service.

Appendix C: Care and Cleaning

Guidelines for the proper care and cleaning of the instrument.