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Transcribed Image Text:ELTE 110, Lab 2, Page 9
Review Questions
Е 108, Pract
dout Lab 1,
1.
The 25-watt lamp had the
a. highest
b. lowest
resistance of the three lamps.
ctive:
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you
When measuring AC voltage with the analog multimeter the range should be set to
2.
Work:Answer
a lower than expected range
b. a higher than expected range
C. any voltage range selection is ok
a.
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you
mar
3.
The highest AC current that the analog multimeter can handle is
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GFI
plug
ligh
allig
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this meter cannot be used to measure AC current.
a.
b.
10 mA
c. 100 mA
500 mA
e. 10 A
d.
4.
The zero ohm adjust knob is used to
a. set the pointer to infinity resistance on the scale
b. set the pointer to zero resistance on the scale
set the pointer to zero for all types of readings
ana
digit
con
neo
C.
Squ
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5.
To measure AC voltage with the digital multimeter
make sure you are set to the correct range (0-250v)
b. zero the meter first
set the function switch to V
a.
:Check c
the
the
help
с.
6.
If the amperage readings register very low on the Amprobe clamp-around meter or the
Fluke T5
into
record the reading as this meter reads accurately at all positions of the scale.
b. wrap a wire around the clamp several times and connect in series with the load,
divide reading by number of turns.
c. nothing can be recorded about this current reading
a.
As used in this lab, the digital multimeter gave a
Amprobe clamp-around meter.
7.
accurate reading than the
a.
more
b. less
about the same
С.
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