With a "Fluke" it still reads the correct voltage but with a "minus" sign before the figures. HOWEVER do not do this with an oldfashioned moving coil meter, it will blow up literally!
When a magnet's polarity is reversed, the changing magnetic lines of force cutting across wiring induces a voltage in them. This principle is used primarily in motors. Or perhaps this refers to applying DC power to a device in reverse polarity by mistake. If the device is well designed, it will have a safety diode in the power input area to prevent damage, but if the diode is not present, reversing the power polarity will probably destroy every semiconductor junction in it.
Erin hunter made a mistake on rownclaw. when they realized that they made a mistake, they kept the mistake.
The crashing of Titanic was a severe mistake.
The Mistake - film - was created on 1913-07-12.
Beautiful Mistake - film - was created on 2000-11-29.
absolutely nothing happens...just reverse the probes of multimeter & measure it again...this time around it should come positive...
There are quite a number of diodes and transistors in the critical circuits of your vehicle. Any one of them can be destroyed by applying high current reverse polarity. You'll need to go through every individual circuit and check for damage. Start with fusable links and other fuses, then find out what it takes to engage the starter. Once you've got that far, start checking the ignition circuits, make sure you have good spark to the plugs, and finally, check the injection system. Most automotive computers have built in protection against reverse polarity, however... Good luck. It's a simple mistake but it can be quite expensive.
Andrew made a mistake in calculating density by not properly measuring the volume of the object. Density is calculated by dividing the mass of an object by its volume, and if the volume is incorrect, it will lead to an inaccurate density value.
When a magnet's polarity is reversed, the changing magnetic lines of force cutting across wiring induces a voltage in them. This principle is used primarily in motors. Or perhaps this refers to applying DC power to a device in reverse polarity by mistake. If the device is well designed, it will have a safety diode in the power input area to prevent damage, but if the diode is not present, reversing the power polarity will probably destroy every semiconductor junction in it.
When you measure something then you have to measure carefully because if you make mistake then you have to redo it .
Mistake Mistake Mistake Mistake was created in 2006.
Not yet, but My Favorite Mistake, An A Circuit Novel, by Georgina Bloomberg and Katherine Hapka is scheduled for release in March 2012. It looks like publisher intends to create a series, so other A Circuit Novels may soon follow.You can pre-order the book on Amazon.com (see Related Links).
The future tense of "mistake" is "will mistake."
When you add up all the currents going into and out of a single node, you have to wind up with zero, or else you made a mistake adding them up.
In order to answer the question, one must understand the difference between weight ounces and fluid ounces. If you are asking how many measuring cups are in 6 fluid ounces, the answer is 3/4 cup. However, if your recipe says something like "add 6 oz. of flour", this is a weight measurement. One must weight the ingredient rather than using measuring cups. Your recipe will not work if you make this mistake.
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