Global Specialties
Global Specialties PB-507 Advanced Analog Digital Trainer measurement tool
Advanced analog and digital electronic design trainer with LCD module display, USB PC control, and selectable 6.3 / 12.6 VAC, 5 VDC or variable 20 VDC power sources
- TypeTest Equipment
- LCD shows active-module settings at a glance
- USB link lets a PC view and control every module
- Choose 6.3 or 12.6 VAC, 5 VDC or variable 20 VDC power
- Frequency counter reports output from your own circuits
- Largest breadboard area in the trainer family for complex builds
Advanced analog and digital trainer
The Global Specialties PB-507 is an advanced analog and digital electronic design trainer built for circuit designers, engineers, technicians, students, and hobbyists. It provides a versatile platform for rapid and accurate construction of virtually any analog or digital circuit. All digital controls and a wide choice of built-in circuit accessories support hands-on learning and prototyping. The unit is supplied new and ready for immediate use on the bench or in the classroom.
Check power sources and PC connectivity
Before ordering, verify that your workspace can supply the required power inputs: 6.3 VAC, 12.6 VAC, 5 VDC, or variable 20 VDC. The trainer draws power from banana plug connections or the tie-point supplies above each breadboard bus strip. A USB port enables viewing and controlling module values from a PC, so confirm you have an available USB connection and compatible software for remote display or classroom projection. The LCD automatically shows settings for the active module when a control element is touched.
Replaces basic breadboard trainers
This unit replaces basic breadboard trainers that lack integrated instrumentation, digital control, and PC connectivity. The jump is worth it when you need a frequency counter module to report on custom circuit output, the largest breadboard area in the trainer family, and an LCD that instantly reflects active module settings. It is not for buyers who need a handheld multimeter, a dedicated oscilloscope, or a trainer without USB and LCD features.
Highlights
- LCD shows active-module settings at a glance
- USB link lets a PC view and control every module
- Choose 6.3 or 12.6 VAC, 5 VDC or variable 20 VDC power
- Frequency counter reports output from your own circuits
- Largest breadboard area in the trainer family for complex builds
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the PB-507 include the PC software cable or must that be purchased separately?
The USB connection is built into the trainer so a standard USB cable links it to a PC for viewing and controlling module settings; no proprietary cable is required.
Which power-source option suits a mixed analog-digital lab using the PB-507?
Selectable sources are 6.3 or 12.6 VAC, fixed 5 VDC, and a variable 20 VDC rail, all accessible from banana plugs or the tie-point supplies above each breadboard bus strip.
How does the on-board frequency counter help when a circuit is running on the PB-507?
The counter module measures the output frequency of the user's own circuit under test, giving immediate feedback without external instruments.
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