[Answered] When measuring resistance, a reading of OL on the DMM indicates _______

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Zoey63294

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on: Aug 13, 2021

Question 1

When interpreting meter readings in autoranging mode ________.
◦ Note the prefix indicated by the meter
◦ Convert the reading prefix to base units if needed
◦ Both A and B
◦ Neither A nor B

Question 2

When measuring resistance, a reading of OL on the DMM indicates ________.
◦ An open circuit
◦ Continuity of the circuit
◦ A defective meter probe
◦ None of these

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Marked as best answer by Zoey63294 on Aug 13, 2021

manuelcastillo

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Reply #1 on: Aug 13, 2021

Answer 1

Both A and B

Answer 2

An open circuit

Zoey63294

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Reply 2 on: Aug 13, 2021

TYSM

olderstudent

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Reply 3 on: Yesterday

Great answer, keep it coming

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