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Smaller physical readout on the left side of the display.
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Correct AnswerPartial extended accuracy on lower part of the range.
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Smaller physical readout on the right side.
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Does not apply to DMMs.
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0.01 volts
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0.10 volts
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0.005 volts.
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Correct Answer0.05 volts.
50 microamps is full scale. Half scale would be 25 microamps.
Use Ohm's Law to calculate voltage:
V = (25/1000000 amps) x 2000 ohms = 0.05 volts
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Correct AnswerIt is used to increase the voltage-indicating range of the voltmeter.
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A multiplier resistor is not used with a voltmeter.
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It is used to decrease the voltage-indicating range of the voltmeter.
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It is used to increase the current-indicating range of an ammeter, not a voltmeter.
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A shunt resistor is not used with an ammeter.
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It is used to decrease the ampere indicating range of the ammeter.
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Correct AnswerIt is used to increase the ampere indicating range of the ammeter.
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It is used to increase the voltage indicating range of the voltmeter, not the ammeter.
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Ohmmeter.
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Correct AnswerLogic probe.
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Megger.
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Signal strength meter.
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Digital ohm meter.
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Hewlett-Packard frequency meter.
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Correct AnswerAn SWR meter.
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Different radio.
SWR = Standing Wave Ratio.
The Standing Wave Ratio is defined by wikipedia as the ratio of the partial standing wave's amplitude at an antinode (maximum) to the amplitude at a node (minimum) along the line.
Put in simpler terms, one of the most common ways to measure SWR is to use a directional wattmeter and measure the amount of power from the transmitter to the antenna (\(P_f\) = Forward power) as well as the amount of power coming back from the antenna to the transmitter (\(P_r\) = Reflected power).
The SWR can then be calculated using the formula:
\[\text{SWR} = \frac{1+\sqrt{P_r\over P_f}}{1-\sqrt{P_r\over P_f}}\]
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