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DC stands for Direct Current, which means the flow of electric charge in a single direction. Examples of a DC source are batteries, solar panels, and dynamos.
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Why does AC pass through my body if I touch a hot wire? Is there a closed circuit created?
If I'm not mistaken, on DC there needs to be a circuit for current to flow. …
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Multimeter keeps reading 0 amps when using the unfused port
I'm using a simple circuit with an LED, a resistor and 5V DC and setting the multimeter dial to read maximum of 20mA DC input.
If I use the fused mA port I get the correct reading of about 2mA. …
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