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iKNOW Multimeters

Lesson Descriptions

This library consists of 5 interactive, on-line lessons. These lessons take approximately 30 to 45 minutes to complete.

These lessons were designed to provide training for persons working with electrical or electronic test equipment. These lessons present general information about multimeters.






Prerequisites: None
Topics:
  1. Types of Multimeters
  2. Digital Display
  3. Function SwITC Learningh
  4. Leads and Connectors
  5. Special Feature Buttons
Objectives:
  • Identify and describe the display area of a digital multimeter.
  • Identify and describe the function swITC Learningh on a digital multimeter.
  • Identify and describe the leads/jacks on a digital multimeter.
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Prerequisites: None
Topics:
  1. Zeroing
  2. Range SwITC Learningh
  3. Voltage Scales
  4. Measuring Resistance
  5. Zero Ohms Adjust
  6. Summary
Objectives:
  • Adjust the mechanical zero of an analog multimeter.
  • Interpret a reading on the voltage scale of an analog multimeter.
  • Interpret a reading on the resistance scale of an analog multimeter.
  • Given an expected measurement, set the function and range switches of an analog multimeter.
  • Adjust the zero on the ohms scale of an analog multimeter.
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Prerequisites: Review of the lessons Digital Multimeters and Analog Multimeters is recommended.
Topics:
  1. Inspection and Safety
  2. Continuity Check
  3. Electrical Measurements
Objectives:
  • Identify the steps in inspecting a multimeter.
  • List the steps you should take before using a multimeter.
  • Define continuity.
  • Perform a continuity check.
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Prerequisites: Knowledge of multimeter components and continuity checks is recommended.
Topics:
  1. Interpreting a Voltage Reading
  2. Measuring Resistance
  3. Voltage Measurement
  4. Measuring AC and DC Voltage
  5. Testing Current
  6. Frequency and Capacitance
Objectives:
  • Use a multimeter to measure resistance.
  • Measure AC voltage using a multimeter.
  • Measure DC voltage using a multimeter.
  • Use a multimeter to measure current.
  • Use a multimeter to measure frequency.
  • Use a multimeter to measure capacitance.
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Prerequisites: Knowledge of basic multimeter inspection and use is recommended.
Topics:
  1. Hold
  2. Relative
  3. Range
  4. Min/Max
Objectives:
  • Describe and use the hold button on a digital multimeter.
  • Describe and use the relative button on a digital multimeter.
  • Describe and use the range button on a digital multimeter.
  • Describe and use the min/max button on a digital multimeter.
  • Explain when the shift button is used.
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