Multimeter current level when measuring resistance

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When measuring resistance with a multimeter, the current level used varies by device. The Fluke 77 IV Series Digital Multimeter's specifications typically indicate this current level, but it may not be readily available online. Users are encouraged to consult the multimeter's manual or specifications for accurate information. If the manual is not accessible, seeking insights from others familiar with the device can be beneficial. Understanding the current level is essential for accurate resistance measurements.
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Hi,
When using a multimeter to measure resistance, what is the used current level of the multimeter?
I am using Fluke 77 IV Series Digital Multimeter.
Thanks.
 
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Look at the specifications of that multimeter or measure it? It is not a physics question, it depends on the device.
 
Thanks. Since, I do not have access to the device anymore, and I could not find the current level on their website, I am wondering if anyone is familiar with this question or has any idea about it?
Thanks you for your help.
 

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