käsimõõturi

Käsimõõturi is an Estonian term that translates to "handheld meter" or "manual measurement device" in English. This term encompasses a wide variety of portable instruments used for taking measurements without the need for fixed installations. The specific function of a käsimõõturi depends on its design and intended application.

Common examples of käsimõõturid include devices for measuring electrical properties like voltage, current, and resistance (multimeters), temperature (thermometers), pressure (pressure gauges), and distance (tape measures, laser distance meters). They are designed for ease of use and portability, allowing individuals to conduct measurements in various locations, whether for professional tasks, DIY projects, or scientific investigations.

The accuracy and precision of a käsimõõturi vary significantly based on its type, quality, and calibration. These devices often feature digital displays for easy reading of results, although analog versions with needles are also common. The operation typically involves connecting the device to the object or phenomenon being measured, or holding it in proximity to take readings. Käsimõõturid are essential tools across numerous fields, facilitating quick assessments and detailed analyses in a mobile fashion.