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Do you connect a multimeter to a resistor in series or in parallel?

Leen

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Do you connect a multimeter to a resistor in series or in parallel?

Measuring current through a resistor do you connect connect a multimeter to the resistor in series, or in parallel?

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rinaann

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10 years ago

Connect in series for current and parallel for voltage measurement.

Note that since what you are measuring is actually the combined resistance of your resistor and the meter, you should use a low-resistance meter for current measurements (so that your meter is not blocking the current you are trying to measure) and high-resistance meter for voltage (so that your meter is not lowering the overall voltage potential across the resistor).

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