1. Usage of Multimeters 1. Understanding Common Symbols on Multimeters Types of electrical measurements and switch positions: ACV (or V) — AC voltage range, typically includes 2.5V, 10V, 50V, 250V, 500V, etc. DCV (or V) — DC voltage range, typically includes 0.5V, 2.5V, 10V, 50V, 250V, 500V, etc. DCmA (or mA) — DC milliamp range, … Read more
A multimeter, also known as a volt/ohm meter or multitester, is a versatile measuring instrument capable of measuring various electrical properties such as direct current, direct voltage, alternating voltage, resistance, and audio levels. Some models can also measure alternating current, capacitance, inductance, and certain semiconductor parameters. It is a commonly used tool for electricians. 1. … Read more
How to use a multimeter? This is a small problem for many new electricians or home users; having a multimeter but not knowing how to use it. Today, we will talk about the functions of the multimeter. The multimeter is an essential measuring instrument for electricians, primarily used for measuring voltage, current, and resistance. Multimeters … Read more
This is a supplement to previous content. Earlier, we published an article on measuring breakpoints, and many friends mentioned the use of multimeters. Indeed, we have published relatively little content on the use of multimeters, but they are quite versatile in practical projects. So let’s explore this topic together. 1. What is a Multimeter Also … Read more
A multimeter, also known as a multimeter, three-in-one meter, or multifunction meter, is a versatile measuring instrument that can measure DC current, DC voltage, AC voltage, resistance, and audio levels. Some can also measure AC current, capacitance, inductance, and certain parameters of semiconductors (such as β). AC voltage measurement: As shown in Figure 1, the … Read more
The multimeter, also known as a multifunction meter, three-in-one meter, or universal meter, is a versatile and multi-range measuring instrument. Generally, a multimeter can measure direct current, direct voltage, alternating voltage, resistance, and audio levels. Some models can also measure alternating current, capacitance, inductance, and certain parameters of semiconductors (such as β). 1. Structure of … Read more
Correctly using a multimeter can not only quickly determine the location of faults but also prevent damage to electrical equipment and the multimeter itself. Below, I will share some tips for using a multimeter. Measure first check the range, not checking means not measuring Do not change the range while measuring, switch to the empty … Read more
★ Digital multimeters are widely used in people’s daily life and study due to their simplicity, digital display, ease of operation, and strong anti-interference capabilities. This article briefly describes the common faults encountered during the use of digital multimeters and provides some daily handling methods. 1. Several Common Fault Analysis Methods for Digital Multimeters 1.1 … Read more
Measuring DC Voltage with a Multimeter (Task: Measure 9V Battery, 1.5V Battery) (1) When measuring DC voltage, identify the positive and negative terminals (the red probe connects to the positive terminal “+”, and the black probe connects to the negative terminal “-”). Connect the multimeter in parallel to the circuit being tested. Before measuring the … Read more
Search on WeChat Technical Training The clamp multimeter is composed of a current transformer and a meter. The core of the current transformer can open when the clamp is tightened; the wire carrying the current to be measured can pass through the gap of the opened core without being cut, and when the clamp is … Read more