Whats the result of measuring 60<45 impedance with ohmmet

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ohmmeter

Hello All
If using a ohmmeter (DMM or VOM) to measure an impedance of 60<45 Degree, what I will get ??

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ohmmeter

Hi

could you give more information about your question?, specially "60<45 Degree", I dont think it is standard notation, therefore, more explanation is necessary.

Let me tell you in advance that an ohmeter doesn't measure impedance but resistence.

cheers

Sal
 

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You will get the impedance of the circuit at 0 Hz. It will be the equivalent parallel resistance. It will be independent of the reactance of the circuit since the ohmmeter only uses a DC (0 Hz) voltage. So the phase angle doesn't matter.
 

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Re: ohmmeter

I have the same question
 

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Don't you read the replies?
 

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