Here is lesson 27 covering the T7D questions form the question pool dealing with Basic Repair and Testing. Despite the title, there really isn't too much on basic repair in this section. This lesson primarily goes over soldering and the use of ammeters, voltmeters, and ohmmeters. The stuff to remember for this section is:
-Ammeters measure current (amps) and need to be connected in series with the circuit.
-Voltmeters measure EMF (voltage) and need to be connected in parallel withe the circuit.
-Ohmmeters measure resistance (ohms).
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Regarding T7D11... Yes, we should make sure the circuit is not powered when checking resistance, but (as we saw with T7D10) if there is a capacitor charging, it is likely from the power in the multimeter. That is, after all, how the meter is checking the resistance, isn't it?
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Thank you so much for these videos! I'm planning to take my exams next week!
ReplyDeleteRegarding T7D11... Yes, we should make sure the circuit is not powered when checking resistance, but (as we saw with T7D10) if there is a capacitor charging, it is likely from the power in the multimeter. That is, after all, how the meter is checking the resistance, isn't it?
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