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define range of ammeter​

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Answered by sivachidambaramthang
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A meter designed to measure electrical current is popularly called an “ammeter” because the unit of measurement is “amps.” In ammeter designs, external resistors added to extend the usable range of the movement are connected in parallel with the movement rather than in series as is the case for voltmeters.

Answered by Anonymous
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The range of any meter, from ammeter in your lab to speedometer in a car, vary according to their use.

The ammeters used in the college laboratory have range of (0–50) mA , (0–100) mA as high as (0–500) mA. The reason is simple, we do not work with current higher than this

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