Meters and measurements, Electrical Engineering

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The subject of electrical measurements is such a large one that entire books have been written on the topic. Only a few basic principles will be introduced here. Practical measurements are made with real instruments, which in general disturb the operation of a circuit to some extent when they are connected. Measurements may be affected by noise, which is undesirable randomly varying signals.


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