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BFKK

BFKK LCR-ST1 10 kHz SMD Tweezer Tester

SKU CH-M4C4-DR1M2

Portable multifunction tester measures resistance, capacitance, inductance and diodes at three frequencies with auto component recognition and data export

  • Measures resistance, capacitance, inductance and diodes
  • Three test frequencies 100 Hz, 1 kHz, 10 kHz and two voltages .3 Vrms, .6 Vrms
  • Auto component recognition with primary and secondary parameters on 1.14" HD color display
  • Saves test records and transfers data to PC via Excel
  • Pointed and hook tips with storage bag for convenient SMD testing

Purpose & Audience

The BFKK LCR-ST1 is a portable 10 kHz SMD tweezer tester designed for engineers and technicians who need quick component analysis on circuit boards. It combines LCR, ESR, diode and continuity functions with automatic component recognition in a handheld form factor.

Suitability

This suits repair specialists who want fast pass-fail checks and data logging via PC export. Buyers needing laboratory-grade accuracy at higher test frequencies or four-wire Kelvin measurements should look at bench instruments instead.

Deciding Specification

Three test frequencies at 100 Hz, 1 kHz and 10 kHz with selectable 0.3 Vrms and 0.6 Vrms drive levels determine the measurement range for capacitance from 1 pF to 22 mF and inductance from 1 uH to 10 H.

Highlights

  • Measures resistance, capacitance, inductance and diodes
  • Three test frequencies 100 Hz, 1 kHz, 10 kHz and two voltages .3 Vrms, .6 Vrms
  • Auto component recognition with primary and secondary parameters on 1.14" HD color display
  • Saves test records and transfers data to PC via Excel
  • Pointed and hook tips with storage bag for convenient SMD testing

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 100 Hz, 1 kHz or 10 kHz test frequency for my component?

Use 100 Hz for large electrolytic capacitors, 1 kHz for general SMD parts and 10 kHz for small ceramic caps or inductors where parasitic effects matter most.

What does the 10 m to 10 M resistance range mean when I probe a board?

You can measure from very low track resistance up to high-value leakages, covering most passive components and short detection tasks on a populated PCB.

How does the USB data link limit what I can export to Excel?

The tester stores each reading internally and pushes the complete log to a PC over the cable, so every saved record appears in the spreadsheet without manual entry.

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