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Answer by Spehro Pefhany for Continuity test on resistor
The continuity function is designed to give an audible indication of resistance that is less than some threshold value. To be useful, it will be designed to respond much more quickly than the display...
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The continuity test applies a very small voltage to the circuit and check what current flows through it. If the current is larger than the lower limit (for continuity test of your multimeter), it...
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The continuity range usually has a certain resistance threshold in which it considers a wire to be closed. A long copper wire might be about 1 ohm, and you could probably expect that threshold to be...
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The continuity tester is meant as a pass/fail test. If the resistance is too high, then an open is assumed and no beep. If the resistance is below the preset threshold then it is assumed that a...
View ArticleAnswer by Pete Becker for Continuity test on resistor
You're right about what a continuity test is for: determining that two wires are connected. That implies a low resistance between them. So try it: test smaller and smaller resistor values until your...
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I have a newbie question.I'm learning about electrical engineering and I bought my first multi-meter. It has a feature called "Continuity Test". I believe this test is to make sure conductors such as...
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