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An ohmmeter is an electronic device which measures resistance in an electronic component or circuit. It is composed of a ruled scale with an indicator needle or digital display, a range selector, and two probes. This article will explain the basic operation of one. | An ohmmeter is an electronic device which measures resistance in an electronic component or circuit. It is composed of a ruled scale with an indicator needle or digital display, a range selector, and two probes. This article will explain the basic operation of one. | ||
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#Turn the ohmmeter off when not in use. Occasionally the test leads will become shorted while the device is stored, draining the battery. | #Turn the ohmmeter off when not in use. Occasionally the test leads will become shorted while the device is stored, draining the battery. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
