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- Shunt Principle: A shunt is a resistor that induces a minor voltage drop. The magnitude of this voltage drop, measured in millivolts (mV), is directly proportional to the current in amperes (A) passing through the resistor.
- Current Measurement: An ammeter is used to measure the voltage drop across the shunt, which is then translated into the actual current value.
- Advantages of Shunt: Shunts offer several advantages, including the elimination of the need for thick wires, especially in high-current applications (> 10 A). By connecting only two thin wires from the meter to the shunt in the ground connection of the main system, you can accurately measure the total current flow.
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