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Multimeter: principles of measurement of dc voltage?


Laxmi 27th Jun, 2019
Answer (1)
Yash Vardhan Singh 28th Jun, 2019

Hello Laxmi,

There are basically two types of multimeter:-

  • Analog Multimeter
  • Digital Multimeter

Analog Multimeter:-

Analog meters are a multifunctional multimeter that operates based on electrical mechanical movement. Analog meters use a printed linear or nonlinear background and a mechanical pointer. The pointer moves as a result of the flow of current through a built-in coil, the presence of electrical pressure, or the internal power source that is needed for resistance measurements.

Digital Multimeter:-

A digital multimeter (DMM) is a multifunctional meter that displays its electrical quantitative values on an LCD screen. A digital multimeter much like an analog meter, it is able to read voltage, current, and resistance. What makes a digital multimeter differ from the analog meter is its ability to display measured electrical values quickly without any computations.

Hope this helps.

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