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Proving the proper operation or finding faults in an electrical device. It can be done using electronic test equipment or by a software-based simulation.
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Continuity tests, risks?
The safe assumption is that DMM testing poses a risk to the HW under test. Rather than ask why it may be risky, the proper question should be, why isn't it? … For instance, if you're testing a resistor with a current-source test, under autoranging, the probes will be driven to their voltage clamps prior to being placed on test points (under current-source testing …
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