How to Use a Multimeter for Beginners - How to Measure Voltage, Resistance and Current

[@dennissteyn8864]

Very nice tutorial, i just recall that Vmeter are connected in parallel and Ameter in series to the ckt. Getting interested in applied electronics after 13years of leaving college and working in Fintech sector for all that while .

[@good-gpt2-chatbot]

Thanks mate ! I wish my professors were this clear and informative......

[@TechStudyCell]

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[@TheMercuryraju]

Another great one thanks please do videos inverter PCB using in airconditioner

[@TechStudyCell]

Ok

[@leoalexander872]

I am from the Caribbean. I understand and appreciate your video..excellent explanation. Thank you!

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[@buster3698]

Very good video, helped out with science fair!

[@TechStudyCell]

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[@Gouchybear]

Very well done and easy to understand. Thank you for taking the time to make this video.

[@TechStudyCell]

+Gouchybear Thank you for your feedback.

[@ravo123456]

Every good video, understand every well. Thank you

[@ngoakojohn4514]

thank you very much my brother i have been watching videos of measuring resistors and couldnt understand a thing finally i stumbled across your video and now i got it, thanks again.

[@TechStudyCell]

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[@pratibharana1922]

This was a great video.. Easily understood how to use of multimeter. Thank you

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[@raygilfillan]

That was a really informative video, well presented and thought out, thanks, I learned a great deal.

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[@francismannion7075]

Thank you for a really clear and interesting demonstration.

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[@davidball9656]

great video makes something complicated easy perfect thanks

[@TechStudyCell]

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[@pranjalboro7109]

Thanks for uploading

[@th3batfink]

great video. really helped me measure my resistors!

[@TechStudyCell]

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[@matthieundumbi3888]

Great job... Thanks from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

[@TechStudyCell]

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[@cavecreektrader]

Good job,on the use of the multimeter.

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+John Wrzosek Thank you

[@AnisurRahman-bg9uc]

thanks sir .sir make a video how many voltage drop & hi rence resistance coior

[@jeanJenner]

Very good video!

[@lagadatorumea4210]

Excellent video.. thank you!

[@TechStudyCell]

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[@pratikkumar-cm3sg]

Thank u for making this video

[@adamjensen6376]

Hi there I have a question here I have a broken lantern that running n 2 d batteries that equal to 3v i took out the parts and put them into a new lantern which has 4d batteries that equal to 6v on the board has a 10 ohms resistor along with i think an amp or voltage regulator but when i turn it on the voltage regulator heats up and smoke comes out cause the massive power is there a way I can change the resistor so it can handle the current cause the leds are super bright and I feel as though I will burn them

[@adamjensen6376]

Also it has 12leds on them

[@TechStudyCell]

If it required 3V then you have to reduce the 6V to 3V before the regulator. (2 processes) 1. If it possible you can use 2d batteries (3V) and rest (instead of other 2 d batteries) you can short with wire. 2. or you can add a resistor of proper wattage in series just after the 6V supply to drop it into 3v. as you have not mentioned the current rating so the value of the resistor is hard to calculate. but you can use 50 to 100ohm (not sure). Please ensure the voltage across the connected resistor should be 3v (which is voltage drop) and other 3 v fed to regulator and load.

[@adamjensen6376]

Ok right now the battery unit stands at 6v and the resistor its on the leds is 110 or 11ohms brown brown black silver along with a 0119 which i have no clue what it is but im guessing its a voltage regurlator I thought of putting two dummys in there but I might just wanna do something else

[@mahmoodjewel5340]

very nice

[@TechStudyCell]

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[@jagadishchandrakanaiya8781]

this is a very good&eazy thank you sir

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[@pollydor07]

THANKS

[@adiani157]

Thank you from University of Djibouti

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[@pramodinibhogunkar3574]

Awesome

[@TechStudyCell]

Thanks

[@surajbhannirankaricolonyma1283]

Sir, If any resistance HEATED and no showing any colour then how we assess value of that resistance....please reply,,,thanks

[@TechStudyCell]

you have to disconnect the resistor and then measure it with a multimeter.

[@navinlakra4614]

What is the diffrent between ohm,kilo ohm & mega ohm....... explain.....Sir

[@TechStudyCell]

+navin lakra 1 kilo ohm= 1000 ohm 1 mega ohm = 1000000 ohm.

[@WildAnimal1992]

Sir kitna ohm 1 watt ke barabar hota ha

[@t.avinashreddy549]

explainatoin is good, but sir speak properly and clearly..

[@Kuldeepsingh-sv8bt]

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[@manoucherghajar6527]

The speaker has a very strong accent. Can you not find someone who stpeaks the language of instruction, without any accent, for the viewer to follow the presenter

[@tariqshanker1119]

Improve ur English language

[@deemoe4636]

Didn't understand a word...

[@JagannathSahoo-bt6wi]

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