Electrical Instruments 251 describes the various roles of electrical testing instruments in maintaining the safety of electrical workers. From the basic galvanometer to today’s digital multimeters, electrical instruments are primarily used to determine if electricity is flowing properly and safely through devices and circuits. Most meters made today are digital. Watt and watt-hour meters are used to measure power or energy. Many other meters, such as oscilloscopes, decibel meters, and wiggies, are designed for specialized uses. All electrical instruments offer a better understanding of the operating conditions of electricity. Various organizations that set manufacturer standards ensure the accuracy of electrical instruments. Upon taking this course, students will be able to describe how to use electrical measuring instruments to safely and accurately measure electrical variables.
Other Courses in this Program:
Electrical Units 101420010 Safety for Electrical Work 111
420020 Introduction to Circuits 201
420110 Introduction to Magnetism 211
420115 DC Circuit Components 221
420120 AC Fundamentals 241
420140 Electrical Print Reading 261
420160 DC Power Sources 271
420170 AC Power Sources 281
420175
Course ID
420150
Skill Focus
Intermediate
Instructor(s)
ToolingU
Employee Type
Method of Delivery
Online
Estimated Effort
60