Outcomes
In order to successfully complete this course, the student will:
1. Identify the different types of multimeters.
2. Contrast the strengths and weaknesses of the different types of multimeters.
3. Identify the features and controls found on a typical multimeter.
4. Describe the function of the controls found on a typical multimeter.
5. Test internal fuses in a multimeter and determine if they are in working order.
6. Describe Cat I, Cat II, and Cat III ratings as they apply to the safe use of a multimeter.
7. Inspect multimeter, multimeter leads, and multimeter probes to determine if they are safe for use.
8. Properly attach test leads to the multimeter to check circuits for DC voltage.
9. Demonstrate a high degree of accuracy while checking circuits for DC voltage.
10. Properly attach test leads to the multimeter to check circuits for AC voltage.
11. Demonstrate a high degree of accuracy while checking circuits for AC voltage.
12. Properly attach test leads to the multimeter to check circuits for amperage.
13. Demonstrate a high degree of accuracy while checking circuits for amperage.
14. Properly attach test leads to the multimeter to check circuits for resistance.
15. Describe three functions of the multimeter not related to voltage, resistance, and amperage.
16. Demonstrate to a high degree of accuracy three functions of the multimeter not related to voltage resistance and amperage.