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Why no Farad or Henry meter?
mawyatt:
We have Volt meters, Amp meters, Ohm meters, why no Farad nor Henry meters??
Best,
tom66:
My multimeter has a capacitance meter... and I have an LCR meter in a storage box somewhere that can do henries, though it can't quite do farads (max 100mF).
So they do exist...
mawyatt:
So why don't we call a meter that measures capacitance a Farad Meter (or uFarad meter), or a meter that measures inductance a Henry Meter (or uHenry meter)? We also call a meter that measures power a Watt meter???
Best,
iMo:
Henry? - because there is the Henry Repeating Arms.. :D
(a firearms manufacturing company)
JohanH:
You don't actually measure units. You measure a physical quantity and the result is designated with a unit. It would be better if it was called a current meter, voltage meter, resistance meter, capacitance meter etc.
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