Electronics - Voltage and Current - Discussion

Discussion Forum : Voltage and Current - General Questions (Q.No. 11)

Voltage and Current

11.

A voltmeter is used:

to measure current

in series with the circuit

in parallel with the circuit

to measure coulombs

Answer: Option

Explanation:

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Discussion:

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Harshali said: 1 decade ago

Please tell what is the difference between resistance and impedance?

Yash said: 1 decade ago

Voltmeter is connect in parallel, and ammeter connect in series.

SOMVEER said: 8 years ago

To convert a galvanometer into ammeter or voltmeter what we do?

Prabakar said: 1 decade ago

voltage defines potential differnce between 2 points ...

Suku said: 1 decade ago

Voltage and current how they different each other?

PONMUDI.K said: 1 decade ago

VOLTAGE+PARALLEL=VOLTMETER
CURRENT+SERIES=AMMETER

Logesh said: 9 years ago

What if the voltmeter is connected in series?

Madarasi said: 8 years ago

No voltmeter connect in series. That's right.

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M Zac said: 10 years ago

Yes it can be in parallel with the circuit.

Radhalakshmi said: 1 decade ago

Voltage drop is same in parallel paths.

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