Question #178264

Explain how current , voltage and resistance is measured using digital multimeter.construct a circuit in simulator and determine the values of current ,voltage,and resistance using DMM.


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Expert's answer
2021-04-08T05:31:31-0400

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Measurement of resistance


\bull If a resistor does open, the digital multimeter display will flash on and off or display OL (open line) because the resistor has an infinite resistance.



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\bull Turn off power to the circuit.


\bull Select resistance Ω


\bull Plug the black test lead into the COM jack

and the red test lead into the Ω jack.


\bull ∙ Connect the probe tips across the component or portion of the circuit for which you want to determine the resistance View the reading and be sure to note the unit of measure, Ω, ΩK, etc.




Measuring Voltage

\bigstar Select volts AC (V~), volts DC (V—), mvolts (V—) as desired



\bull Plug the black test lead into the COM jack and the red test lead into the V jack



\bull Touch the probe tips to the circuit across a load or power source as shown (parallel to the circuit to be tested)


\bull View the reading being sure to note the unit of measure




Measuring Current

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\bull Turn off the power to the circuit


\bull Disconnect, cut or unsolder the circuit, creating a place where the meter probes can be inserted


\bull Select amps AC (A~), or amps DC (A—) as desired


\bull Plug the black test lead into the COM jack and the red test lead into 10 amp (10A) or 300 milliamp (300mA) jack depending on the expected value of the reading


\bull Connect the probe tips to the circuit across the bread as shown so that all current will flow through the meter ( a series connection)


\bull Turn the circuit power back on



\bull View the reading being sure to note the unit of measure





\bigstar Different Circuit

\bull using dmm

\bull for current , voltage and resistance

\bull different circuit diagram
























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