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RonaId
1 year ago

You can enter where you want to know a value.
With Amperemeters, you need to make sure that you don’t make a short circuit (switch between where the current flows anyway), ohmmeters are not recorded, but the resistors are labeled accordingly. They are used outside the complete circuits to exclude faulty currents. Voltmeters have no limitation, but they interrupt the current flow and are connected where no current would flow.

ThomasM1982X
1 year ago

Here is the difference between a series connection and a parallel connection.

And the connection of voltmeters and amperemeters

Bernhard35
1 year ago

Amperemeter always in series, voltmeter always parallel.

nematode
1 year ago
Reply to  yoonachoii

Didn’t you pay attention or is the teacher a plum? The latter is not necessarily excluded. I had a physics teacher who killed every pen scale.

Chaos881
1 year ago
Reply to  yoonachoii

In series Means it goes from the lamp(consumer) to the meter and only then back to the power source

Parralel would be externally connected before and after lamp

Ps MIr has not hidden the comments

ThomasM1982X
1 year ago
Reply to  yoonachoii

That’s another example“3 class gymnasium”

Katschanks
1 year ago
Reply to  yoonachoii

Serial

Bernhard35
1 year ago
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ThomasM1982X
1 year ago

If you are so smart and attend a gymnasium, you should also know what “in series” and what “parallel” is. A series connection of light bulbs is, for example, a light chain, i.e., a row. If the light bulbs are connected in parallel, all the lamps lie parallel to the supply voltage and thus not in series.