Replacement:KIT-10338. The new version of the kit includes test probes. This page is for reference only.

The Multimeter Kit provides you with everything you need to make your own multimeter capable of measure voltage (0-30VDC, 0.05 resolution) current (0-500mA, 1mA resolution) and resistance (0-100kΩ). The resistance mode also includes a continuity test: the buzzer will sound when the resistance probes are shorted together, this is one of the more handy tools of any multimeter.

Using the Multimeter Kit is very straightforward. To measure voltage connect your probes to the 'Voltage' and 'Common' pins, for current measurement the 'Current' and 'Common' pins. Resistance measurement uses the 'Res-1' and 'Res-2' pins. The decimal points are used in resistance measurement mode to indicate 10kΩ and 100kΩ ranges.

The kit doesn't include probes, but you have the option of using banana plug test cables or you can solder simple jumper wires into the smaller probe inputs.

Please note: using the resistance measurement mode on live circuits is not recommended. Also, do not test current or voltage on devices that may be outside the measuring range (no negative voltages or currents)! The multimeter is very simple, and won't replace your Fluke meter, but it works perfectly for simple troubleshooting.

Batteries not included.

• 1x Multimeter Kit PCB
• 1x ATMega328 programmed for Multimeter Kit
• 1x LM358 Op-Amp
• 1x 3.3V Voltage Regulator
• 1x Red 4-Digit 7-Segment Display
• 1x Buzzer 2.048 KHz
• 1x Battery Holder Pack AA x 4
• 1x 100uF Capacitor
• 1x 10uF Capaciator
• 2x 1.0kΩ Resistor
• 2x 10kΩ Resistor
• 1x 5.6kΩ Resistor
• 1x 1.2kΩ Resistor
• 1x 1.0Ω Resistor
• 1x SPDT Mini Power Switch
• 1x Push Button Switch

• Assembly Instructions
• Schematic
• Source Code

• Awesome time-lapse assembly video

  Be sure to checkout our Surface Mount Soldering Tutorial and our SMD soldering guide.

  Be sure to read our How to Use a Multimeter tutorial to find out how to properly use a meter (as if there was a standard way!).