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Resistance Meter

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resistance meter [ri′zis·təns ‚mēd·ər]
(engineering)
Any instrument which measures electrical resistance. Also known as electrical resistance meter.
Resistance Meter 

an instrument used to measure the resistance of an electric circuit. Examples are ohmmeters, me-gohmmeters, Wheatstone bridges, and ground testers.
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