Title: Electrical Measuring Instruments
1Electrical Measuring Instruments Chapter 2
Ammeters, Voltmeters, and Wattmeters Electrical
Systems Series 724.1
PowerPoint Masters
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Fig. 2-1. Three common symbols for ammeters
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Fig. 2-2. Milliammeter with shunt
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Fig. 2-3. Multirange milliammeter
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Fig. 2-4. Make-then-break switch
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Fig. 2-5. Breaking a circuit to connect an ammeter
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Fig. 2-6. How to fry an ammeter!
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Fig. 2-7. Selected placements of an ammeter
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Fig. 2-8. Ammeter with four-diode rectifier
and a current transformer
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Fig. 2-9. How a diode bridge works
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Fig. 2-10. Output of a full-wave rectifier
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Fig. 2-11. Simple half-wave rectifier meter
circuit with output signal
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Fig. 2-12. Two-diode half-wave rectifier circuit
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Fig. 2-13. A clamp-on meter (digital)
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Fig. 2-14. Two types of clamp-on, multirange
ammeter circuits
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Fig. 2-15. Looping the conductor through the
core multiplies meter reading
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Fig. 2-16. Measuring motor current with
a clamp-on ammeter
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Fig. 2-17. Single-range voltmeter
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Fig. 2-18. Multirange voltmeter circuit
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Fig. 2-19. Multirange ac voltmeter
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Fig. 2-20. Representative voltmeter connections
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Fig. 2-21. Reading voltage with a clamp meter
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Fig. 2-22. Clamp-on ammeter/voltmeter circuit
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Fig. 2-23. Electrodynamometer wattmeter