Finally, a video that explains how to measure continuity by using a multimeter. I have watched so many videos on determining continuity in a circuit, and it seems few if any explained how to do it the way you've explained here. Thank you.
Sir, I have a deep fascination with eletricity and eletronics and your playlist is amazing. I am learning in minutes what it took hours to learn. You explain in such a simple way that it is impossible not to understand. I suspect you may be an eletrical engineer for that knowledge you possess. Thank you for sharing it.
I agree completely , people seem to use to much jargain and do not get down to the point and put these things into lamen terms , this guy is a good teacher he understands that it's better to show an example instead of TRYIENG to explain it in words
Amazing tutorial. I was fed up (learning electrical/electronics) long ago but mistakenly watched this one (part 5 of this series) and subscribed after realizing i finished 1 to 14 in row. Make some on Arduino and Raspberry Pi series. And may be Artix 7 and complex ones too. You got great voice and flow of talk.
Since it will be annoying to write on every one of your videos. Thank you so much, you explain everything so simply and the visuals are so entertaining to watch even my baby likes watching.
HO MY! Don't throw that wire in the bin! Use it to solder to a project where you need a lead to test or connect to your Arduino from a PC Board! I do this all the time with those wire's work great in all sorts of projects, I have even soldered in a resistor to use as a pull up or pull down resistor in my arduino projects! I am sure you knew that, but just had to comment! Thanks a million, I have been directing electrons since I was 12, back in the early 1960's but it seems I do pick up a thing or two from each of them. I have it in my head that to stay relatively young, one must learn one new thing ever day, these videos are indeed keeping me a bit younger every time I watch.
In electronics there is no cable with 100 meters long...the multimeter is just to measure the value or check the continuity between electronic components..
Not sure if this post was added but I’m unsure of a couple of things with this tester. 1 what type of sensor does this unit use on the clamp 2 It appears unclear to me but will this tester test DC current/amps in the clamp for use with automotive 12 and 24v systems.
you failed to explain this... redo your video please... this is useless. Most of your audience is ignorant of electrical theory and will fail checking a fuse due to explanation or lack of.
Finally, a video that explains how to measure continuity by using a multimeter. I have watched so many videos on determining continuity in a circuit, and it seems few if any explained how to do it the way you've explained here. Thank you.
THANK YOU! Watching your video has been the most informative four minutes I have ever spent. Am I a subscriber? I am now!
Far and away the best video I have watched on testing continuity. Thank you for a clear simple explanation. Excellent!
Sir, I have a deep fascination with eletricity and eletronics and your playlist is amazing. I am learning in minutes what it took hours to learn.
You explain in such a simple way that it is impossible not to understand. I suspect you may be an eletrical engineer for that knowledge you possess. Thank you for sharing it.
I agree completely , people seem to use to much jargain and do not get down to the point and put these things into lamen terms , this guy is a good teacher he understands that it's better to show an example instead of TRYIENG to explain it in words
Amazing tutorial. I was fed up (learning electrical/electronics) long ago but mistakenly watched this one (part 5 of this series) and subscribed after realizing i finished 1 to 14 in row. Make some on Arduino and Raspberry Pi series. And may be Artix 7 and complex ones too. You got great voice and flow of talk.
Finally understand how a multimeter works. Thank you
Since it will be annoying to write on every one of your videos. Thank you so much, you explain everything so simply and the visuals are so entertaining to watch even my baby likes watching.
You simply cleared all doubts bro thanks a lot....
HO MY! Don't throw that wire in the bin! Use it to solder to a project where you need a lead to test or connect to your Arduino from a PC Board! I do this all the time with those wire's work great in all sorts of projects, I have even soldered in a resistor to use as a pull up or pull down resistor in my arduino projects! I am sure you knew that, but just had to comment! Thanks a million, I have been directing electrons since I was 12, back in the early 1960's but it seems I do pick up a thing or two from each of them. I have it in my head that to stay relatively young, one must learn one new thing ever day, these videos are indeed keeping me a bit younger every time I watch.
Thanks for the good video information.
So when do the beeps come into play? Am I confusing OHMs and Continuity settings on the multimeter?
Thank you so much for these videos your work is super appreicated
3:25 Not sure if it's 0L as "zero l", or OL as "open loop"
Open Loop... meaning not a "closed/complete" loop or circuit.
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Definitely know what continuity is now thank you heaps
Great work dude. keep it up
Hi What type of sensor is used is it the hall type or the magnetic type. Also can DC amps be tested in the clamp on this tester?
Fantastic video exactly want I needed and no more
Thank you for the great videos!
Really appreciate the video. Very clear!!!
Thanks, but I have a multi-meter that has two holes, one written on it "fused" and the other "nonfused" so what is the difference ?
the best explanation
can continuous beeping be stopped by replacing R15 & how to
find the value of R15 in model no DT830D but with different pcb layout
will I damage the components in any way by using the ohm-meter on them?
What software are you using? I am on my cell phone and I can't open the software
What is the reading while checking continuity
Just to clarify, if there are people wondering, I think, "0.L" means "Overload".
Sizifus it means "open loop", i. e. Open circuit.
OL means over limit
Open lead
what if I want to do that continuity test with a 100 meters cable distance?
In electronics there is no cable with 100 meters long...the multimeter is just to measure the value or check the continuity between electronic components..
Get a longer wire to connect at one end. Did that when working on a cherry picker
You didn't mention the beam and how it distinguish from measuring resistance
Hi,
What is a OHM, in measurement?
Say a mile per hour we can all visualize that.
But what’s a ohm?
Thank you
Thanks very much..
I thought this was a voice over at first... dunno why
First time see your vedio is very good but your talking speed is very high
Awesome!
Greaaaaaaaaaat !
nice bro...
No jumper wires were hurt in the making of this video ;)
Not sure if this post was added but I’m unsure of a couple of things with this tester.
1 what type of sensor does this unit use on the clamp
2 It appears unclear to me but will this tester test DC current/amps in the clamp for use with automotive 12 and 24v systems.
what I learned was that good continuity measured zero and no continuity also measured zero - that's no help
LOL my probes have a resistance of 5 ohm :(
Rahul Maurya do we need to subtract the recorded resistance in multimeter with 5ohm?? To eliminate discrepancy
nice video....I0I
you failed to explain this... redo your video please... this is useless. Most of your audience is ignorant of electrical theory and will fail checking a fuse due to explanation or lack of.
can continuous beeping be stopped by replacing R15 & how to
find the value of R15 in model no DT830D but with different pcb layout
can continuous beeping be stopped by replacing R15 & how to
find the value of R15 in model no DT830D but with different pcb layout
can continuous beeping be stopped by replacing R15 & how to
find the value of R15 in model no DT830D but with different pcb layout