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Procedure 1: Measuring Resistance Procedure 1: Measuring Voltage Procedure 1 – Measuring Current Procedure 2: Voltage Measurement Procedure 1: Multimeter.

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2 Procedure 1: Measuring Resistance Procedure 1: Measuring Voltage Procedure 1 – Measuring Current Procedure 2: Voltage Measurement Procedure 1: Multimeter Procedure 1: Probes Procedure 1: Current Measurement Procedure 2: Voltage Measurement 2 Procedure 1: Resistance Determination Procedure 1: Current Measurement 2 Procedure 3: Resistance Measurement Procedure 3: Individual Resistance Measurement Procedure 4: Parallel Voltage Measurement Procedure 3: Parallel Resistance Measurement Procedure 3: Combination Resistance Measurement Procedure 4: Voltage Measurement Procedure 3: Series Resistance Measurement Procedure 4: Series Voltage Measurement Procedure 5: Current Measurement Procedure 5: Series Current Measurement 1 Procedure 5: Series Current Measurement 2 Extra – Do Not Touch Procedure 5: Parallel Current Measurement 1 Procedure 5: Parallel Current Measurement 2 Procedure 5: Parallel Current Measurement 3 Procedure 5: Series Current Measurement 3 Procedure 5: Parallel Current Measurement 4

3 R 1. Disconnect the battery from the circuit. 2. Place the probes from one end of the resistor to the other (in parallel to the resistor). 3. Read the value of the resistance from the meter. Return

4 R 1. With the battery connected to the circuit, place the probes from one end of the resistor to the other (in parallel to the resistor). 2. Read the value of the voltage from the meter. Return

5 R 1. With the battery connected to the circuit, break the circuit by lifting one end of the resistor as shown. 2. Place the probes from the end of the resistor to the point from which it was disconnected from the circuit (in series to the resistor). 3. Read the value of the current from the meter. Return

6 1 ST Digit 2 nd Digit No. of Zeros Tolerance 7 6 8 ±5% YELLOW 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 First Three Bands NONE GOLD ±20% ±10% ±5% ±2% Fourth Band Return

7 1000 OFF 200 20 2 200m 750 200 20 2 200m 2K 200 200K 20M 20n 2n PNP Logic 200n 22 20  200 10A Hz 2000M 200m 200 10A hFE MAX/MINHOLD 1000 OFF 200 20 2000m 200m 750 200 20 2000m 200m 200  20m 200m 750 200 1400 40kHz 20M 200k 2k 200 200  20m 200m 200  2m 20m MAX/MIN Return

8 1000 OFF 200 20 2000m 200m 750 200 20 2000m 200m 200  20m 200m 750 200 1400 40kHz 20M 200k 2k 200 200  20m 200m 200  2m 20m MAX/MIN This slide shows you how to remove the caps from the probes and insert them into the multimeter. When you remove them from the probes, place them in the Laboratory kit to avoid loosing the caps. Return

9 1000 OFF 200 20 2 200m 750 200 20 2 200m 2K 200 200K 20M 20n 2n PNP Logic 200n 22 20  200 10A Hz 2000M 200m 200 10A hFE MAX/MINHOLD 1000 OFF 200 20 2000m 200m 750 200 20 2000m 200m 200  20m 200m 750 200 1400 40kHz 20M 200k 2k 200 200  20m 200m 200  2m 20m MAX/MIN Return

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11 1000 OFF 200 20 2 200m 750 200 20 2 200m 2K 200 200K 20M 20n 2n PNP Logic 200n 22 20  200 10A Hz 2000M 200m 200 10A hFE MAX/MINHOLD 1000 OFF 200 20 2000m 200m 750 200 20 2000m 200m 200  20m 200m 750 200 1400 40kHz 20M 200k 2k 200 200  20m 200m 200  2m 20m MAX/MIN Return

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13 1000 OFF 200 20 2 200m 750 200 20 2 200m 2K 200 200K 20M 20n 2n PNP Logic 200n 22 20  200 10A Hz 2000M 200m 200 10A hFE MAX/MINHOLD 1000 OFF 200 20 2000m 200m 750 200 20 2000m 200m 200  20m 200m 750 200 1400 40kHz 20M 200k 2k 200 200  20m 200m 200  2m 20m MAX/MIN Return

14 RARA RBRB RCRC

15 RARA RBRB RCRC

16 RARA RBRB RCRC

17 RARA RBRB RCRC

18 1000 OFF 200 20 2 200m 750 200 20 2 200m 2K 200 200K 20M 20n 2n PNP Logic 200n 22 20  200 10A Hz 2000M 200m 200 10A hFE MAX/MINHOLD 1000 OFF 200 20 2000m 200m 750 200 20 2000m 200m 200  20m 200m 750 200 1400 40kHz 20M 200k 2k 200 200  20m 200m 200  2m 20m MAX/MIN Return

19 RARA RBRB RCRC

20 RARA RBRB RCRC

21 1000 OFF 200 20 2 200m 750 200 20 2 200m 2K 200 200K 20M 20n 2n PNP Logic 200n 22 20  200 10A Hz 2000M 200m 200 10A hFE MAX/MINHOLD 1000 OFF 200 20 2000m 200m 750 200 20 2000m 200m 200  20m 200m 750 200 1400 40kHz 20M 200k 2k 200 200  20m 200m 200  2m 20m MAX/MIN Return

22 RARA RBRB RCRC

23 RARA RBRB RCRC

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25 RARA RBRB RCRC

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27 RARA RBRB RCRC

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