A brief description of using a digital multimeter

Multimeter for electronic products in various fields, in order to determine the resistance of the voltage, or Circuit Tester ADD210. They are two varieties, analog and digital. The analog version is cheaper to buy, used to establish the current fine, but if you need the accuracy level, the digital version is more suitable. They are pretty simple to use, and can come in handy in many cases, in amateur electronics.

Auto range multimeter
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Insert the battery into the multimeter. The number and type of batteries required will differ from model to model.
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Connect the wires to the multimeter. People will go to the COM or connection. The other will go divided into VΩMA or 10A plug. VΩMA outlet of the more common, another is used in high current DC circuits.
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Choose what you want to take reading. Auto range Multimeter ADD81 have fewer options, normally limited to the V, Ω, and A.
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The lead wire connected taking readings from the circuit ends multimeter.

Range switching multimeter
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Insert the battery into the multimeter. The number and type of batteries desired will vary from model to model.
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Connect wires to the multimeter. People will go to the COM or connection. The other will go divided into VΩMA or 10A plug. VΩMA receptacle is more commonly used, and the other is a high-amperage circuit.
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Choose what you want to take reading. Multimeter standard switching FILTER FOR W212, but they can also be set to the range depends on how high reading will. This gives you a more inaccurate readings.
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The connected wires taking readings from the circuit ends multimeter.