It looks like that I totally skipped to pay much attention at
Resistors Ohms ranges.
The question is of what is lower measured resistance that you may trust, due MA4S and lowest 0~1K Ohm range.
At
Ω / 1 position, DC voltage supply 1.5V and Current source this has
I Max of 50mA.
AI assistance succeed to give me high definition hints, of how this range behaves electrically and according to Law of Ohms.
1.5V + I max of 50mA ( leads zero), this brings the meter at
30Ω Internal Meter Resistance.
At that point any measured resistance this is added on top of this 30Ω ( Leads Zero) resistive load.
From the other hand, actual meter scale, this is able to deliver highest detail when you are measuring from 0.5Ω up to 5.0 Ω.
MA4S current source this has a range of supplying currents, and at Full scale
1KΩ, current source output gets as low as
1.45mA Why I got motivated so to lookup at these details?Because at digital multimeter the vast majority comes with 600Ω range, and this appears poor choice at measuring very low resistance at 0.5Ω and lower.
MA4S current source this has equal specifications with FLUKE 289. FLUKE 289 this has 50Ω lowest range, but due it 50mA current source, this were advertised for measuring motor winding resistance, and electrical relay resistance.
In our times, an 50mA current source this is forbidden to be used at miniature sized passive components over a PCB.
At 2012 and later, it came one innovation at our planet, this is named as
U1272A with 30Ω range, this using modern circuits and Low-Power current source, that is the
ideal combination for measurements over miniature sized passive components over a PCB.
In summary.Even MA4S this is designed to fit in world, for measuring motor winding resistance, and electrical relay resistance.
And this is not a step back at it internal product design,
MA4S this came first in our planet, than these miniature passive components.