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How do I measure voltages larger than 6 (or 10) volts?

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  • Created Apr 1, 2009
  • Updated Jan 7, 2012
  • Article #1972

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Special caution should be taken when operating at greater than ±20 volts in a situation where significant current can be supplied.

Many solar panel projects require measurement of more than 10 volts and this concept is often useful for these projects.

To measure voltages in the range of ± 30 Volts, see: 30-Volt Voltage Probe, order code 30V-BTA, $49

Related TILs:
TIL 1973: How do I measure currents larger than 0.6 amperes?

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