Match each multimeter measurement setup or probe function on the left with its correct circuit connection requirement or terminal jack on the right.
- Voltage measurement across an active componentConnected in parallel across the component under test
- Current measurement through a circuit branchConnected in series by opening the circuit path
- Current measurement input for loads greater than Dedicated or high-current terminal jack
- Standard return/negative reference probe connectionDedicated (Common) terminal jack
Cevap
Voltage measurement connects in parallel; current measurement connects in series; currents over use the jack; and the reference probe connects to the jack.
Voltage measurements require parallel hookup across components because the meter measures potential difference with high impedance. Current measurements require breaking the circuit and inserting the meter in series so electron flow passes through its low-resistance shunt. High current draws require the dedicated input jack to bypass the low-amperage fuse, while the black test lead consistently attaches to the common () terminal.
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Multimeter lead placement and circuit connection rules for voltage and current measurements
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