One function Multimeter is its usefulness as Ampere-meter to measure the strong electric current between 0-1000 milli-Amperes (mA) or more depending on the specifications Multimeter.<\/span> Measuring range switch in the position of the DCMA, measuring limit (range) at the 0.25 figure, 25, or 500 DCMA, as needed.<\/span> The measurement results read on a scale of 0-250 DCV Board, A. On the position measuring strong currents, Multimeter put in series \/ series with dry batteries (dry cell) and \/ or the electronic circuit (electronics circuit) to be measured.<\/span> Consider the image 29 and image 30.<\/span>
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\n Figure 29. Flow Measurement in Dry Battery<\/span>
\n (Batteries in series with the battery linked multimeter measured)<\/span><\/p>\n

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\n Figure 30. Measurement of Flow on Networks<\/span>
\n (At some point, the circuit is disconnected and then the current is measured)<\/span><\/p>\n

1. Measure Battery Capacity Dry (Dry Cell)<\/strong><\/span>
\n<\/strong> The battery capacity is the ability of dry batteries (dry cell) stores the electric current to then-catukan \/ supplied to the electronic circuits that need.<\/span> The battery voltage of the cell (single cell battery) is generally 1.5 Volt.<\/span> A battery if measured with a measuring range switch Multimeter at 10VDC for example, can only show the results of measurement of 1.5 Volt.<\/span><\/p>\n

But if it is connected to a load (an electronic circuit) that requires a voltage of 1.5 volts, the battery can not power to flow into the electronic circuit in question (this is because the prisoners in \/ Rd huge battery).<\/span> The most effective way to check if a dry battery (dry cell) is still able to dole \/ drain current is by measuring the current.<\/span><\/p>\n

2. Measuring Flow On Networks<\/strong><\/span>
\n a.<\/span> If needed, use the needle position adjustment bolt (presets), adjust the position of the needle on the scale so that the board is in a position to zero.<\/span>
\n b.<\/span> Measuring range switch placed in the position of the DCMA, measuring limit (range) to 500.<\/span>
\n c.<\/span> Note the picture 32. Cable investigator (probes) red (+) is placed at the point of the test (test point \/ TP) circuit is one with a positive point of connection with the power supply \/ battery.<\/span>
\n d.<\/span> Cables investigator (probes) black (-) is placed at the point of the test (test point \/ TP) circuits that were connected with the negative point of the power supply \/ battery.<\/span>
\n e.<\/span> The needle on the scale board will move to the right point number between 0-250 DCV, A (on some measuring instrument, on board a written DCV scale, the scale of A means for DCV, DCA and DCMA, or VMA means that scale for DCV, ACV and DCMA).<\/span>
\n f.<\/span> If in the measuring limit (range) 500, the measurement results are less legible, measuring limit (range) can be moved its position at number 25 or 0.25.<\/span><\/p>\n

3. Reading Measurement Results<\/strong><\/span>
\n There are two ways to read the measurement results strong currents on board scale, First, using the formula:<\/span>
\n<\/a>
\n and Second, read directly.<\/span> For the first way, eg measuring limit (range) is placed in the position number 25, the scale used was the appointment of a full-scale (0-250).<\/span> Needle point number 175, a strong current flowing is: I = 175 x 25\/250 = 17.5 mA.<\/span>
\n The second way,<\/span>
\n a.<\/span> To limit measure (range) of 0.25, the measurement result is read on a scale of 0-250.<\/span> The needle on the board pointing to the scale of 250, the results of measurements = 0.25 mA.<\/span> The needle on the board pointing to the scale of 200, the results of measurements = 0.20 mA and so on.<\/span>
\n b.<\/span> To limit measure (range) 25, the measurement result is read on a scale of 0-250.<\/span> The needle on the board pointing to the scale of 250, the results of measurement = 25 mA.<\/span> The needle on the board pointing to the scale of 200, the results of measurement = 20 mA and so on.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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