🔬 Advanced Semiconductor Analyzer with Curve Tracing - PEAK Atlas IT (DCA Pro) Review

Great little unit, good value for money. The only disadvantage is the limits of the test voltages/currents. It's not great for testing high power semiconductors, but it's great for low power applications, and after a few weeks of ownership I feel like it's worth the money. The USB function worked without problems or headaches with Windows 10. I bought a SOT23 adapter and it works well in combination with the device. The only thing I don't like are the constantly soldered probes. Clip or snap…

This is a great tool for quickly identifying a component type and evaluating its functionality. I use it for a quick check when removing a component from a parts box (also confirms pin identification). The build quality is good. The instructions are easy to understand. A good product. I'm happy with that. Too bad it doesn't work for in-circuit testing. Although I understand that this is a "big request". In-circuit testing has many more variables for such a tool. Although many years ago I had a…

Very useful tool for debugging or prototyping, computer interface is easy to use and understand, a bit slow but great as you can save data for later comparison or analysis. Of course, this isn't a production tool or R&D device, but for the hobbyist, this is a great helper at an affordable price. I bought this to restore some of my old audio equipment and it looks like it will do the job well. A very useful improvement of this model is the 1 AAA battery that powers the device instead of a…

Nothing to add to the other rave reviews of the DCA75 Pro - it's just a great device. I kept its DCA55 predecessor in my desk drawer for years, pulling it out from time to time to identify and test different semiconductors. At first I wasn't sure if it was worth updating the DCA75. but now I've been playing with it for a couple of hours. Not only can the Pro test various details like IGBTs that the DCA55 failed to detect, but the "curve tracing” feature is well implemented, easy to use and…

. for what is basically a cool toy. I'm already thinking about returning it, except I'm buying a lot of transistors, both TO-220 drivers like the MRF485 and 211-07 "pills" like the MRF422. It is important to know the approximate gain of these units, especially since they are used in a push-pull configuration. I don't expect a perfect match, but if the pair is significantly different, like the Motorola shown in pictures 3 and 4, I'd like to send something to the supplier to explain why I want to

I bought this item in 2016 - I use it a lot for my tube amp, guitar effects - repairs, rebuilds and custom builds. I needed something to handle all the semiconductors in different guitar amps and pedals - from diodes (silicon, germanium, shock, zenar, LEDs etc.) - transistors (new, vintage, silicon, germanium, signal, power etc.) ) and FET, JFET, MOSFETS and other devices you may encounter while working with this device. I needed a robust, easy-to-use analyzer for testing, as well as advanced…