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Siborg LCR-Reader Professional Multimeter
April 16, 2026 | Real Time with... APEX EXPOEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
Michael Obrecht showcases the LCR-Reader professional benchtop multimeter from Siborg Systems Inc. Obrecht discusses the compact, Canadian-made device that offers the functionality of expensive benchtop meters at an accessible price. He details versatile measurement capabilities, including LCR, ESR, resistance, capacitance, and advanced features like signal generation and oscilloscope mode.
APEX EXPO 2026 has concluded successfully. If you couldn’t make it to the show, don’t worry, the I-Connect007 team has coverage of the entire week’s events. Watch your inbox on Fridays over the next several weeks for our complete coverage, delivered directly to your inbox, or visit Real Time with… APEX EXPO 2026 now for video interviews with the movers and shakers of the electronics industry.
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