
On a dense logic board, standard meter probes are too blunt to land on an IC pin and too resistive to trust at low readings.
On a dense logic board, standard meter probes are too blunt to land on an IC pin and too resistive to trust at low readings. The BX-12 addresses both. The tips…
On a dense logic board, standard meter probes are too blunt to land on an IC pin and too resistive to trust at low readings. The BX-12 addresses both.
The tips are 0.18mm stainless steel needles — fine enough to sit on a single pin without bridging to its neighbour.
Lead resistance is under 19 milliohms per metre, which matters when you are measuring a short whose whole value is a few tens of milliohms. Cables are double-insulated silicone.
Micro-soldering technicians taking measurements on dense boards under a microscope.
On a dense logic board, standard meter probes are too blunt to land on an IC pin and too resistive to trust at low readings. The BX-12 addresses both. The tips are 0.18mm stainless steel needles — fine enough to sit on a single pin without bridging to its neighbour. Lead resistance is under 19 milliohms per metre, which matters when you are measuring a short whose whole value is a few tens of milliohms. Cables are double-insulated silicone. • Ultra-low lead resistance, under 19 mΩ per metre • Extra-sharp 0.18 mm stainless steel needle tips • Double-insulated silicone cables • Universal fit for standard multimeters
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