Electronic Component Testing
Micro-Ohmmeters & DC Resistance
Handheld and benchtop low-resistance instruments for field checks, production, and transformer work.
HandheldField
GPS-885
Portable micro-ohmmeter for fast low-resistance checks with data logging.
BenchtopHigh speed
GPS-8815G/F
Production-friendly micro-ohmmeters with Kelvin clamps and handler I/O.
BenchtopKelvin 4-wire
GPS-8815C/E
Lab/line micro-ohmmeters with temperature compensation and RS-232.
BenchtopUltra precision
GPS-8815D
Ultra-wide range 0.1 µΩ to 1.2 GΩ with up to 220 rdg/s and 1 A source.
BenchtopDC CR tester
GPS-4660C
DC current resistance tester for transformer and winding applications.
Quick compare — Ohmmeters
Quick Reference
Model Comparison
| Model | Type | Primary Use | I/O | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
GPS-885 | Handheld | Field low-Ω checks, quick QA | Mini-USB (per model) | View |
GPS-8815G/F | Benchtop | Production sorting, Kelvin clamps | RS-232, Handler (G/F) | View |
GPS-8815C/E | Benchtop | Lab/line low-Ω with temp. comp. | RS-232, Handler (8815C) | View |
GPS-8815D | Benchtop | Ultra-wide range, fast throughput | Handler, RS-232, USB mem. | View |
GPS-4660C | Benchtop | Transformer/winding resistance | Model-dependent | View |
How to choose an ohmmeter
Start with form factor (handheld vs benchtop), then confirm lowest resistance you need to resolve, required speed, and automation I/O (Handler/RS‑232). Add a Kelvin clamp fixture for consistent contact.