Digital pocket scales are small, portable weighing scales that are typically used to measure small objects such as jewelry, coins, herbs, or medications. They are designed to be small and lightweight, so they can easily fit in your pocket, purse, or backpack.

    The functional design of a digital pocket scale typically includes the following features:

    Weighing platform: A flat surface where the object being weighed is placed. This platform is usually made of stainless steel or plastic.

    Display: A small LCD screen that shows the weight of the object in either grams, ounces, or other units of measurement.

    Power button: A button that turns the scale on and off.

    Tare function: This allows the user to reset the scale to zero, so the weight of the container holding the object being weighed is not included in the total weight.

    Units button: A button that allows the user to switch between different units of measurement.

    Calibration function: A function that allows the user to calibrate the scale if necessary to ensure accurate readings.

    Auto shut-off: A feature that automatically turns off the scale after a certain period of inactivity to save battery life.

    Battery compartment: A place where the batteries that power the scale are inserted.

    Protective cover: A cover that protects the weighing platform and displays when the scale is not in use.

    The functional design of a digital pocket scale allows for accurate and portable weighing of small objects, making it a useful tool for a variety of applications. Its small size and portability make it a convenient tool for use on the go or at home.