MUTLIMETERS Flashcards

1
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it is an electronic measuring instrument used to measure various electrical parameters.

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multitesterorVOM(Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter),

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2
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This is where you can see the measurements

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Display

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3
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Plug-in probes (i.e. to test car batteries)

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Ports

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4
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Multimeters have two probes. Usually one is black and one is red.

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Probes

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5
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This tells you what you want to measure.

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Selection knob

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6
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Placed on the top left corner on most multimeters, this button locks the measurement into place after you’ve taken it.

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Hold

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7
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It tells you the equipment’s or circuit’s frequency. This is usually placed above the AC voltage option.

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Shift: Hertz

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8
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The Ohms symbol is an upper case Omega letter. This is used to find the resistance reading.

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Ohms

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9
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This has a right arrow with a plus sign next to it. As you could have guessed, this tells you if you’re working with good or baddiodes.

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Diode Test

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10
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This symbol has a V and three hyphens above it and one straight line above it.

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DC Voltage

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11
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The AC voltage symbol looks like an A with “a road” placed on top of it. It has an A with three dashes and a straight line above it.

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AC Voltage

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12
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This is the needle-shaped rod that moves over the scale of a meter.

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Needle Pointer

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13
Q

A Scale
A Needle or Pointer
An Adjustment Screw
A Zero Ohm Selector
A Range Selector Knob
Ports
Test Probes

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Parts of multi tester

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14
Q

This is how you read the value being measured.

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Scale

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15
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Also known as thedialorinfinity knob. This allows you to adjust the pointer to the zero position of the scale – usually with the help of a flat head screwdriver

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Adjustment Screw

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16
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It is used to calibrate the multitester when you want to measure the resistance of an object.

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Zero-Ohm Adjustment Knob

17
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Also known as aselector switch. This allows you to adjust the settings of the multitester

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Range Selector Knob

18
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The holes at the front of the multitester are known as

19
Q

is an instrument used to connect a multitester to a Device Under Test (DUT).

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Test Probes

20
Q

Banana plug to Simple Test Probes
Banana plug to Alligator Clips
Banana plug to IC Hook
Banana plug to Tweezers

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Types of Probes