SUPER MEGOHM METER

The Hioki SM Series Super Megohm Meters are high resistance and ultra low current inspection devices with a 0.1 fA resolution to offer precise testing on production lines.  To accommodate vehicle components with increasingly high breakdown voltages, the SM7120 is the first insulation tester in the world to be able to output a measurement voltage of 2000 V.

Flexible, Multipurpose Design SUPER MEGOHM METER

Includes all of the following functions:
• Electrometer
• Picoammeter
• IR Meter

2000V / 2*10^19 Ω　Display

Perfect for EVs and other high-voltage applications
Improved high voltage resistance and isolation performance in components are essential to meet the demands for high efficiency in recent years for applications such as automotive parts and wearable devices.

1/60 Variability, 300x Noise Resistance

Stability (repeatability) against power supply noise and external noise has improved dramatically due to a combination of new Super Megohm floating circuitry and triaxial connectors.
Variability in normal usage environments is reduced to 1/60 compared to previous models, and to 1/300* in conditions where 50 V noise is applied.

High-Performance Contact Checks

[Low capacity contact checks]
The SM7110/SM7120 is equipped with contact checks that can identify low-capacity capacitors of only a few pF as well as measured objects with a small capacitance.
(Reference value: 0.1 pF to 99.99 pF)

[2-band selection]
As with battery production lines, select the frequency for contact checks to prevent the minute check signals on site with multiple various measuring instruments from getting crossed.
These two contact checks can also be used in picoammeter mode with an external power supply. These are high-performance contact checks that prevent unnecessary retries and excess detection due to the effects of an external power supply, and that also prevent takt reduction and worsening yield ratio.

Electrodes for a Variety of Materials and Uses

• Electronic components
• Liquid
• Carpeting
• Processed rubber