A meter used to measure resistance in ohms.

An instrument used to measure voltage.

A meter with a continuously variable scale. An indicating needle reads the measured value.

A meter that uses modern electronic circuitry to take electrical measurements and display values, usually on a liquid crystal display.

A meter created based on principles of repulsion. Two concentric vanes are placed inside a solenoid.

A device used to measure AC and DC voltage, AC and DC current, resistance, and describe ratings.

A meter scale with evenly spaced marking used to interpret ampere and voltage values.

A scale, such as the ohms scale, whose markings are not evenly spaced.

A unit of measurement of meter sensitivity.

The degree of change that must take place before a meter will display a change in value.

A component or devices used to convert AC current into a pulsating DC current.

A diagram of an electronic circuit showing electrical connections and identifying various components.

An alternate path to conduct excess current around a meter moving coil. Used to increase the range of a meter.

A voltmeter, ohmmeter, and ammeter combined into one instrument.

A meter movement that consists of a permanent-type magnet and a rotating coil in a magnetic field. An indicating needle is attached to the rotating coil.

A switch placed in series with the meter movement coil to measure higher voltages.