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• What is
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• Can you give
an example of
Auxiliary Tools
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yourself into 3 and
arrange these
puzzle pictures
and give a name
Objectiv a. Identify the different types
of multimeters.
es: b. Develop and understand
the functions of the
multimeter.
c. Interpret the different
 THE
MULTITEST
- The multi-tester or multimeter
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also known as VOM (Voltmeter,
Ohmmeter, Milliammeter), is an
electronic measuring instrument
that combines several
What is Voltage,
Current, and
Resistance?
Voltage is how hard electricity is
being "pushed" through a circuit.
A higher voltage means the
electricity is being pushed harder.
Voltage is measured in volts. The
Current is how much electricity is
flowing through the circuit. A
higher current means more
electricity is flowing. Current is
measured in amperes. The symbol
Resistance is how difficult it is for
electricity to flow through
something. A higher resistance
means it is more difficult for
electricity to flow. Resistance is
measured in ohms. The symbol for
 TYPES OF
MULTIMETER
Analog multi-meters
Digital Multimeter
 Analog multimeters are older
designs, but despite being
technically surpassed by digital
multimeters with bar graphs,
they may still be preferred by
A digital multimeter (DMM)
is a device that provides
multiple types of measurements
within one device.
 What is the difference
between Analog and Digital?
Does anyone want to answer?
PARTS OF THE ANALOG
MULTI-METER
1. Voltmeter Scale
2. Zero Corrector
3. Direct Current Volt Range
4. Range Selector Switch
5. Decurrent meter (ammeter)
PARTS OF THE ANALOG
MULTI-METER
6. Ohmmeter Scale
7. Pointer
8. Zero Ohm Adjustment
9. Alternative Current Volt Range
10. Ohmmeter Range
11. Test Probe
 6 main units of an
Analog Multi-meter
Pointer, Range Selector Switch,
Zero Ohm Adjustment, Scale,
Adjustment Screw and Test
Pointer is the needle-
shaped rod that moves
over the scale of a
meter. It is mechanically
connected to the
moving coil. It indicates
the measured values on
the multimeter.
Range Selector
Switch makes it
possible to select
different functions
and ranges of the
meter.
Zero Ohm
Adjustment is the
portion of the
ohmmeter where it is
adjusted when the
pointer of the
ohmmeter fails to
point to zero.
Scale is a series
of markings used
for reading the
value of a
quantity.
Adjustment Screw
makes it possible
to adjust the
pointer to the zero
position of the
scale.
Test Probe Positive
(red) and negative
(Black) is used to
connect the circuit
to the electrical
components being
tested.
 PARTS OF THE DIGITAL
1. Hold MULTI-METER
8. Function
2. Auto Switch
9. AC
3. Rotary Switch
Voltage/Frequency
4. DC Current
10. DC Voltage
5. Current Lead
11. Mili
6. Measured
Volts/AC/DC
Parameter
PARTS OF THE DIGITAL
MULTI-METER
14. Diode/
Capacitance
15. AC
16. Voltage/Ohms
Lead
 4 main units of Digital
Multimeter
LCD or Liquid Crystal Display,
Buttons, Rotary Switch and Input
Sockets
 4 main units of Digital
Multimeter
LCD or Liquid Crystal Display
for displaying the readings.
 4 main units of Digital
Multimeter
Buttons for selecting the function
of the digital multimeter.
4 main units of Digital
Multimeter
Input sockets for connecting
probes and other test leads.
 4 main units of Digital
Multimeter
Rotary switch with designations
for selecting primary measurement
values.
ACTIVITY
Each group specifies the parts
and functions of the Analog
Multimeter.
QUESTION Scenario:
You are a novice DIY enthusiast who recently
purchased an analog multimeter to
troubleshoot electrical issues in your home.
However, you are unfamiliar with how to use
the multimeter effectively. What are the facing
challenges in measuring voltage accurately?
Challenges Faced:
Setting the Range
Probe Connection
Interpreting the Scale
Adjusting for Accuracy
 QUIZ

Directions: Identify and label the

parts of an Analog Multimeter
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
 QUIZ
Directions: Identify what type of
multimeter is described in each item.
Just choose between Analog and
Digital.
 1. It is more sensitive (or
responsive) to changes in the circuit
that is being measured.
2. It uses a more accurate and
readable digital output.
 3. It provides multiple types of
measurements within one device.
4. It is an older design but still
preferred by engineers and
troubleshooters.
5. It continuously reads the
 Assignment
Search:
List at least 5 safety
precautions in using a
THANK
YOU
VERY
MUCH!