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Multitester Parts

The document discusses identifying and understanding the parts and functions of a multi-tester. It is important for technicians to be familiar with a multi-tester as it is an indispensable tool that provides clues for troubleshooting. The summary identifies 10 key parts of a multi-tester including the dial pointer, dial scale, voltmeter ranges, and test probes. Proper use and understanding of a multi-tester is essential for electronics work.

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Multitester Parts

The document discusses identifying and understanding the parts and functions of a multi-tester. It is important for technicians to be familiar with a multi-tester as it is an indispensable tool that provides clues for troubleshooting. The summary identifies 10 key parts of a multi-tester including the dial pointer, dial scale, voltmeter ranges, and test probes. Proper use and understanding of a multi-tester is essential for electronics work.

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LETS HAVE AN ACTIVITY

EVERYBODY WILL PARTICIPATE


GROUP YOUR SELF INTO FIVE
YOUR GOING TO JOT DOWN/DISCUSS
THE PARTS OF A MULTI-TESTER and
AT THE BOARD WRITE WHAT YOU
HAVE DISCUSS.
ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS ASSEMBLY AND SERVICING

MULTITESTER
M U L T I - T E S T E R

2 KINDS OF MULTITESTER

ANALOG MULTITESTER
M U L T I - T E S T E R

2 KINDS OF MULTIESTER

DIGITAL MULTITESTER
M U L T I - T E S T E R

MULTIMETER
Is an indispensable for a technician as firearms for a
Soldier. The interpretation of readings gives technician
Clues to trouble-shooting.
Zero ohms adjustments:

Use to set the pointer exactly


On zero position at the right
side of meter panel
Zero corrector/Infinity Knob:
Use to set the meter pointer to
Zero position at the left side of
The meter panel
Range selector:
It is used to adjust the proper
Function range for specific
measurement
Dial pointer
use to point or read the measurement
using the meter scale base of the range
and settings you prepared during the test of
a device or line of a voltage.
Dial scale:

shows the value of what is being measured


Voltmeter: is an instrument used in
Measuring voltage or potential
difference

Observed polarity in measuring


DC voltage and current.

Always set at higher range of meter

DC voltage
range
1. Before taking a measurement,
the pointer position should be
confirmed to zero on the top
ohm scale.
2. With the + and – COM terminals
shorted together, the meter is
adjusted by turning the zero
ohm adj. to the right or left in
order to place on zero at right.
3. Always set the meter pointer on
the highest range of there
function, if measuring an unknown
voltage or current.

AC voltage range
Ohmmeter : is an instrument
Used for measuring resistance.

Always remember the:

1. Zero ohms adjustment


2. Zero corrector

Resistance
Test probe
+&-
ABSTRACTION
* What are the parts of a multi-tester?

* Why is it important to discuss or


study the parts and functions of a
multi-tester?
IDENTIFY THE PARTS OF A MULTITESTER

1.
6.

2.

7.

3. 8.

4.
9.

10.
5.
PARTS OF MULTITESTER

Front panel
Dial scale

Dial pointer

Zero corrector

Zero ohms
adjustment AC voltage range

DC voltage
Dial selector

Test prove/ resistance


socket
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Voltmeter:

Is used when it is
necessary to
determine the
presence or absence
of an electrical
pressure or voltage on
a unit under test.

Tester has two voltmeter


functions:

1. AC or alternating
current
2. DC or Direct current
DC VOLTMETER:

1. When operating on .1 volt range, we utilize the 10 volts scale and


Shift the decimal two places to the left. (.01 as multiplier )

Range used Scale used Scale reading multiplier Actual reading

DCV/0.1 0-10 4.4 .01 0.44


DC VOLTMETER:

2. If the instrument is
operated on 0.5 v range,
we utilize the 50 v
scale and move the
decimal point two places
to the left.
(.01 as multiplier )

Range used Scale used Scale reading multiplier Actual reading

DCV/0.1 0-10 4.4 .01 0.44


DCV/.5 0-50 22 .01 0.22
DC VOLTMETER:

3. When VOM is set to 2.5 v


range, we use the 250 v
scale and shift
the decimal point two
laces to d left ( .01 as
multiplier )

Range used Scale used Scale reading multiplier Actual reading

DCV/0.1 0-10 4.4 .01 0.44


DCV/.5 0-50 22 .01 0.22
DCV/2.5 0-250 110 .01 1.10
DC VOLTMETER:

4. VOM is operated on 10 v
range,
we utilize the 10 v scale and
read directly or set 1 as
multiplier

Range used Scale used Scale reading multiplier Actual reading

DCV/0.1 0-10 4.4 .01 0.44


DCV/.5 0-50 22 .01 0.22
DCV/2.5 0-250 110 .01 1.10
DCV/10 0-10 4.4 1 4.4
DC VOLTMETER:

5. VOM is operated on 50 v
range, we utilize the 50 v
scale and read
directly or set 1 as
multiplier

Range used Scale used Scale reading multiplier Actual reading

DCV/0.1 0-10 4.4 .01 0.44


DCV/.5 0-50 22 .01 0.22
DCV/2.5 0-250 110 .01 1.10
DCV/10 0-10 4.4 1 4.4
DCV/50 0-50 22 1 22
DC VOLTMETER:

6. VOM is operated on 250 v


range, we utilize the 250 v
scale and read
directly or set 1 as
multiplier

Range used Scale used Scale reading multiplier Actual reading

DCV/0.1 0-10 4.4 .01 0.44


DCV/.5 0-50 22 .01 0.22
DCV/2.5 0-250 110 .01 1.10
DCV/10 0-10 4.4 1 4.4
DCV/50 0-50 22 1 22
DCV/250 0-250 110 1 110
DC VOLTMETER:
7. VOM is operated on 1000 v
range, we utilize the 25 v
scale and
shift decimal point two
places to d right ( 100 as
multiplier )

Range used Scale used Scale reading multiplier Actual reading

DCV/0.1 0-10 4.4 .01 0.44


DCV/.5 0-50 22 .01 0.22
DCV/2.5 0-250 110 .01 1.10
DCV/10 0-10 4.4 1 4.4
DCV/50 0-50 22 1 22
DCV/250 0-250 110 1 110
DCV/1000 0-10 4.4 100 440
DC VOLTMETER

Range used Scale used Scale reading multiplier Actual reading

DCV/0.1 0-10 4.4 .01 0.44


DCV/.5 0-50 22 .01 0.22
DCV/2.5 0-250 110 .01 1.10
DCV/10 0-10 4.4 1 4.4
DCV/50 0-50 22 1 22
DCV/250 0-250 110 1 110
DCV/1000 0-10 4.4 100 440
AC VOLTMETER READING
AC VOLTMETER READING CHART

Range Scale Scale multiplier Actual


used used reading reading
ACV/10 0-10 2.4 1 2.4

ACV/50 0-50 12 1 12

ACV/250 0-250 60 1 60

ACV/1000 0-10 2.4 100 240


DC CURRENT METER
1. 50 Micro ampere
range, we utilize the 50
v scale and
read directly

RANGE SCALE SCALE MULTIPLIER ACTUAL


USED USED READING READING
DCA/50 UA 0-50 32 1 32UA
DCA/2.5MA 0-250 160 .01 1.6MA
DCA/25 MA 0-250 160 .01 1.6MA

DCA/.25A 0-250 160 .001 .16A


2. To read current in the 2.5ma range, read the 0-250
and move decimal point to places to d left

RANGE SCALE SCALE MULTIPLIER ACTUAL


USED USED READING READING
DCA/50 UA 0-50 32 1 32UA

DCA/2.5MA 0-250 160 .01 1.6MA

DCA/25 MA 0-250 160 .01 1.6MA

DCA/.25A 0-250 160 .001 .16A


3. Move decimal point just once to the left

RANGE SCALE SCALE MULTIPLIER ACTUAL


USED USED READING READING

DCA/50 UA 0-50 32 1 32UA

DCA/2.5MA 0-250 160 .01 1.6MA

DCA/25 MA 0-250 160 .01 1.6MA

DCA/.25A 0-250 160 .001 .16A


4. Move decimal point 3 places to d left

SCALE MULTIPLIER ACTUAL


RANGE SCALE
USED USED READING READING
DCA/50 UA 0-50 32 1 32UA

DCA/2.5MA 0-250 160 .01 1.6MA

DCA/25 MA 0-250 160 .01 1.6MA

DCA/.25A 0-250 160 .001 .16A


SYSTEMS PLUS COMPUTER COLLEGE
“Commitment to Excellence”

Testing voltage:

From battery which


Is a DC voltage
PARTS OF MULTITESTER

1
7

8 6
3
4

9
10

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