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An integrated circuit (IC) is an electronic circuit built onto a single plate of a semiconductor material, normally silicon. Modern ICs may contain billions of transistors and they have played a major part in the miniaturization and performance improvements of modern electronic systems.
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Determining if a multimeter will damage ICs - How to confirm?
I’m looking for a straightforward way to determine if a particular multimeter will damage sensitive electronics such as ICs.
Specifically, let’s say I have a Fluke 117 multimeter and I am trying to ta …
