In very simple terms, the instrument generates pulses that pass through an electronic 'gate' within the instrument to be counted. The duration for which the gate is open is determined by the voltage applied to the instrument; the greater the voltage, the longer the gate stays open, and the greater the number of pulses that can pass through. The number of pulses, therefore, is proportional to the voltage being measured. By measuring the number of pulses that have passed through the gate, the measured voltage can be displayed digitally.
To measure current, the same principle applies, except that the current is passed through a resistor, and the voltage drop caused by that current is applied to the gate. Since this voltage is proportional to the current, the number of counted pulses will indicate the current being measured.
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the digital thermometer numbers are easy to read
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A slow operation, another operation is fast.
6x2 is a multiplication operation that equals 12. It does not have a unit of measurement such as meters.
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Yes it is.as the barometer calculates the temperature so their working together''according RICHARD pinciple''
'Multimeter' and a 'VOM meter' are different terms for exactly the same thing -a meter that can be used to measure voltage, current, and resistance. These meters can be either analogue or digital. Analogue instruments are now being priced out of the market by digital meters, due to the manufacturing costs of analogue instruments. Digital meters are more rugged and easier to read than analogue instruments, but not necessarily more accurate.
Well you can use Digital-Analog Converter to do the same operation.
M. David Freedman has written: 'Principles of digital computer operation' -- subject(s): Electronic digital computers