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When troubleshooting electronic equipment, why should you use a high impedance multimeter?
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to prevent excess current flow through the meter that would damage it
B
for AC measurements only and a low resistance meter for DC measurements
C
whenever a low impedance meter is not available, regardless of the components being tested
D
so as not to load down the circuit and obtain erroneous voltage readings
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When troubleshooting electronic equipment, why should you use a high impedance multimeter?
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to prevent excess current flow through the meter that would damage it
B
for AC measurements only and a low resistance meter for DC measurements
C
whenever a low impedance meter is not available, regardless of the components being tested
D
so as not to load down the circuit and obtain erroneous voltage readings
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When troubleshooting electronic equipment, why should you use a high impedance multimeter?
A
to prevent excess current flow through the meter that would damage it
B
for AC measurements only and a low resistance meter for DC measurements
C
whenever a low impedance meter is not available, regardless of the components being tested
D
so as not to load down the circuit and obtain erroneous voltage readings
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