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TERMINAL OBJECTIVE

Given a piece of test equipment or measuring device, DESCRIBE the use of that piece of electrical equipment, to include the meter movement, electrical parameter measurement, and connection of the device to a circuit.

ENABLING OBJECTIVES

EXPLAIN the following meter movements:

a. D'Arsonval

b. Electrodynamometer

c. Moving iron vane

STATE the electrical parameters measured by each of the following in-place measuring devices:

a. Voltmeter

b. Ammeter

c. Ohm meter

d. Wattmeter

e. Ampere-hour meter

f. Power factor meter

g. Ground detector

h. Synchroscope

EXPLAIN how the following electrical test equipment and measuring devices are connected to a circuit:

a. Voltmeter

b. Ammeter

c. Ohm meter

d. Wattmeter

e. Ampere-hour meter

f. Power factor meter

g. Ground detector

h. Synchroscope

i. Megger

1.4 STATE the electrical parameters measured by each of the following test instruments:

a. Multimeter

b. Megger