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Polytechnic State University
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Digital voltmeters often have a choice of ranges. The ranges indicated on a typical voltmeter are 0-3, 0-30, 0-300, and 0-3000 AC volts. The output is represented with four significant digits. Determine the following
(a) Resolution uncertainty for each range (in V).
(b) If it has an accuracy of ±2% of full range for each range, determine the absolute uncertainty of measurement in each case.
(c) Determine the relative (percent of reading) uncertainly if, for a measurement of 25 volts, the ranges 30, 300, or 3000 were used.
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