1. How is the multimeter connected to the circuit when measuring current?
a |
In parallel. |
b |
It doesn’t matter. |
c |
In series. |
d |
It depends on the multimeter. |
1. How is the multimeter connected to the circuit when measuring current? a In parallel. b...
QUESTION 11 When measuring current, the ammeter must be connected: O A. Could be either way B. In series with the component OC. None of the choices are correct OD. Could be connected either way only if you have a digital multimeter OE. In parallel with the component QUESTION 12 Power gain of 1000000 is: A. None of the other choices are correct B. 60 dB C. 20 dB D.30 dB E. 1000 dB
ELT 103 Final Exam Spring 2019 1. A series-parallel circuit is: a. typically combination of series banks and parallel strings c always a combination of series banks in parallel e. always a combination of parallel banks in series. d. usually a combination of series strings and parallel banks. 2. When analyzing resistance in a series-parallel circuit, you start: a. anywhere in the circuit. / b. at the source. c. at the farthest resistor from the source. d. in any parallel...
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A multimeter in an AC RLC circuit records an rms current of 0.200 A and a 65.0-Hz rms generator voltage of 27.5 V. The circuit contains a 40.0 Ω resistor, a 0.42 H inductor, and an unknown capacitor in series. The voltage is leading ahead of the current. a. Calculate the impedance of the circuit. ________________ b. Calculate the capacitive reactance. ________________ c. Calculate the capacitance. ________________ d. Calculate the average power dissipated in the circuit.
What are systematic and statistical possible sources of error when using a multimeter? (when measuring resistance in a circuit)
for each circuit in the figure, are the resistors connected in series, in parallel or neither? For option D, it’s supposed to say both, a& c are parallel. PLEASE EXPLAIN WHAT EACH CIRCUT IS AND WHY( Along with the correct answer) Thank you sooooooo much!!!!! Q7. For each circuit in the figure, are the resistors connected in series, in parallel, or neither? All a, b & c are parallel B)Al l a, b& c are series a is series, both...
for each circuit in the figure, are the resistors connected in series, in parallel or neither? For option D, it's supposed to say both, a& c are parallel. PLEASE EXPLAIN WHAT EACH CIRCUT IS AND WHY(Along with the correct answer) Thank you sooooooo muc!!!! Q7. For each circuit in the figure, are the resistors connected in series, in parallel, or neither? Al a, b & c are parallel B)All a, b & c are series G a is series, both...
Question 1 (1 point) A multimeter is connected to a resistor in each of the three pictures below (A,B,C). For which of these picture (A, B, or C) is the multimeter set up to measure resistance? How about voltage? How about current? How do you know? 26.7
3. When diodes that have unequal junction capacitances are connected in series in a circuit, they'll often be protected by A. parallel diodes. B. parallel capacitors. C. series resistors. D. parallel resistors. 5. The front-to-back resistance ratio of a power supply rectifier diode must be no less than A. 30 to 1. B. 2 to 1. C. 5 to 1. D. 10 to 1. 15. Which of the following is the correct equation for the percent regulation of a power...
A multimeter is connected to a resistor in each of the three pictures below (A,B,C). For which of these picture (A, B, or C) is the multimeter set up to measure resistance? How about voltage? How about current? How do you know? 26.7 26T