What is the internal resistance of the millivolt range on a multimeter?

2019-09-06View Original

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What is the internal resistance of the millivolt range on a multimeter?

Reply #22019-09-07

:Lol, what’s the internal resistance? The theoretical value is infinite, while the actual value is likely to be at least 10MΩ or more. The exact value probably varies from one manufacturer to another. You can use another multimeter to measure it actually. :lol

Reply #32019-09-07

The internal resistance in the milliampere range is very high, on the order of megohms

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