Dc voltage measurements, Physics

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DC voltage measurements:

Examples of how to make DC voltage measurements are show in the two diagrams below. In both cases, the red and black test leads are connected to the '+' and '-' sockets respectively.

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In the first diagram, the range selector is set to DC, V, 50V. The pointer is reading just less than 45 on the range that has 50 as its full-scale indication (note that there are three calibrated voltage scales with maximum indications of 10V, 50V and 250V respectively). The reading indicated is thus 45V, approximately.
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In the second diagram, the range selector is set to DC, V, 250V. The pointer is positioned midway between the 50 and 100 scale markings and this indicates a voltage reading of 75V.

 

 


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