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Meter Placement in Circuits

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Placement of meters in a circuit

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CHRISTIAN LLOYD GARCIA
CHRISTIAN LLOYD GARCIA
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Meter Placement in Circuits
 

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Placement of meters in a circuit

by CHRISTIAN LLOYD GARCIA
1

In an ideal voltmeter, resistance is infinite, so it draws no current from the circuit.

2

In an ideal ammeter, resistance is zero, so it does not affect circuit current.

3

If you connect a voltmeter across the whole circuit, it will measure the total current.

4

An ammeter is best placed in parallel with the load to get accurate current readings.

5

You can measure the total current by placing the ammeter anywhere in the main supply line, as long as it's in series.

 
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