Circuit Theory in the Lab: Measuring Voltage & Current in Series Circuits

🔬 Discover the practical side of electronic circuits as we learn how to use multimeters to measure voltage and current. We do so through verifying the properties of series circuits! This video aims to see how we can use multimeters as ammeters and voltmeters. It is divided into two parts, where this video explores how to use a multimeter to measure voltage and current in series circuits! 🚀
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In the next video we take a look at how to measure voltage and current to verify series circuit characteristics!
00:00 Introduction
01:40 Multimeters and to use them as Voltmeters and Ammeters
04:57 Circuit Connections (Series) Review
06:22 Verifying Series Circuit Characteristics with the help of Multimeters
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Say i have a power supply not battery and i want to find the current it is provoding. Voltage i can find by direct pugging to its output i.e. parallel. How about current. Do i need to add resistor in series with output so that current can flow through it or do i directly plug the leads to output of p.s. but then isn't it becomes parallel to the output. Please help