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What is the primary purpose of the terminals in a multimeter?
What is the primary purpose of the terminals in a multimeter?
- To store the measurement data
- To display the measurement readings
- To connect the lead wires for measurement (correct)
- To adjust the measurement range
What does the red color of the lead wire typically represent?
What does the red color of the lead wire typically represent?
- The measurement range
- The (+) pole (correct)
- The unit of measurement
- The (-) pole
What type of measurement is typically taken using the red lead wire?
What type of measurement is typically taken using the red lead wire?
- Current measurement
- Resistance measurement
- Voltage measurement (correct)
- Power measurement
What is the purpose of the black lead wire in a multimeter?
What is the purpose of the black lead wire in a multimeter?
What is the benefit of using a multimeter with multiple terminals?
What is the benefit of using a multimeter with multiple terminals?
What is the function of the COM terminal in a multimeter?
What is the function of the COM terminal in a multimeter?
Which terminal is used to measure currents in the range of 0 to 10A?
Which terminal is used to measure currents in the range of 0 to 10A?
What is the purpose of the black lead wire in a multimeter?
What is the purpose of the black lead wire in a multimeter?
What is the function of the 10A terminal in a multimeter?
What is the function of the 10A terminal in a multimeter?
What is the significance of the COM terminal in a multimeter Circuit?
What is the significance of the COM terminal in a multimeter Circuit?
What is the primary purpose of the 3V Ω terminal in a multimeter?
What is the primary purpose of the 3V Ω terminal in a multimeter?
Which color lead wire is typically connected to the terminal for measuring voltage and resistance?
Which color lead wire is typically connected to the terminal for measuring voltage and resistance?
What type of measurement is not typically performed on the 3V Ω terminal?
What type of measurement is not typically performed on the 3V Ω terminal?
What is the primary difference between a digital multimeter and an analog multimeter?
What is the primary difference between a digital multimeter and an analog multimeter?
Which of the following is not a common measurement performed by a multimeter?
Which of the following is not a common measurement performed by a multimeter?
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Study Notes
Terminals in Multimeter
- Terminals are where lead wires are connected for measurement.
- Red lead wire represents the (+) pole.
Terminal Functions
- COM (Common) terminal: connects the black lead wire and serves as a common ground.
- 10A terminal: measures current in the range of 0 to 10A, connects the red lead wire.
- V Ω terminal: measures voltage and resistance, connects the red lead wire.
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