Keysight 34465A 6 ½ Digit Multimeter, Truevolt DMM Replacement for models 34410A/34411A.
Keysight 34465A 6 ½ Digit Multimeter, Truevolt DMM Replacement for models 34410A/34411A.
6.5 digit Truevolt DMM with Truevolt technology for greater accuracy and quicker measurement
insights. Replacement for models 34410A/34411A.
Highlights
34465A Bench Digital Multimeter, 6.5 Digit
Keysight 34465A 6.5 digit multimeter offers unprecedented levels of accuracy, speed and resolution. They can measure very low current down to a 1 μA range, enabling their use on very low power devices. The ability to auto-calibrate during the measurement allows the 34465A to maintain a calibrated measurement while the instrument may be going through temperature drift/changes.
Graphical capabilities, including trend charts and histograms, facilitate greater user insight gained more quickly. This 6.5-digit multimeter model provides a data logging mode for easier trend analysis and a digitizing mode for capturing transients.
▶Histogram, bar, and trend charts on 4.3-inch color graphical display ease monitoring and speed up
statistical analysis.
▶Measure with confidence, with 30 ppm basic DCV accuracy.
▶Test low-power devices with 1 µA range and pA resolution.
▶Flexibly automate measurements over USB or LAN/LXI core interface.
▶Digitizing and advanced triggering (DIG) now included.
▶Download BenchVue Basic app for free to control your instruments.
What is included:
▶Standard 3-year Warranty (90 days for unserialized accessories)
▶34138 Test Lead Set
▶USB Cable
▶Power Cord
▶Certificate of Calibration
Specifications 34465A
▶34465A accuracy specifications: ± (% of reading + % of range) 1.
▶DC voltage and resistance. Automatic calibration (ACAL) capable.
▶These specifications are compliant to ISO/IEC 17025 for k = 2
Get More Insight Quickly
Truevolt DMM's graphical capabilities such as trend and histogram charts offer more insights
quickly. Both models also provide a data logging mode for easier trend analysis and a digitizing
mode for capturing transients.
Measure Low-Power Devices
The ability to measure very low current, 1 μA range with pA resolution, allows you to make
measurements on very low power devices.
Maintain Calibrated Measurements
Auto calibration allows you to compensate for temperature drift so you can maintain measurement
accuracy throughout your workday.






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