I need a x20k setting on my multimeter, but I only have 100, 10, and 1k. What can I do to get a reading as if I had a 20k setting?
buy a new multimeter
[QUOTE=Wata;18369216]I need a x20k setting on my multimeter, but I only have 100, 10, and 1k. What can I do to get a reading as if I had a 20k setting?[/QUOTE]
I'm guessing you're trying to measure ohms.
If you put what you're trying to measure in parallel with a known smaller resistor you can measure that and calculate the value of the larger resistance.
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