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When using an analog voltmeter how do you identify the difference between resistors, capacitors, and inductors?
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Do you mean loose components, or after the parts are soldered into a circuit board? The second case is much harder (quiz quesion -- why?).
What functions are available on your analog voltmeter? Do you have any other equipment at your disposal for this? What are your initial thoughts on how to answer the question?
What functions are available on your analog voltmeter? Do you have any other equipment at your disposal for this? What are your initial thoughts on how to answer the question?
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