The multimeter, also known as a VOM, can measure voltage, resistance, and current. It exists in two forms, analog and digital. The analog multimeter uses a needle that moves across a scale to indicate measured values. The digital multimeter uses buttons to select functions and ranges and displays numeric readings. Both types are zeroed before measurements and have probes to connect to circuits under test.

2.  sometimes called the VOM
(voltmeter, ohmmeter,
milliammeter).
 It is the best instrument that can
measure voltage, resistance and
current.
 It is generally made of two
types: the analog and the digital.

3. Analog Digital

5.  The needle-shaped rod
that moves over the
scale of a meter.
 It is mechanically
connected to the
moving coil.
 It indicates the
measured values on
the multimeter scale.

6.  makes it
possible to
select different
functions and
range of the
meter.

7.  makes it
possible to
adjust the
pointer to the
zero position
of the scale.

8.  a series of
marking used
for reading the
value of a
quantity

9.  can have different types of scale,
for voltage and current readings
the scales have mostly linear which
means equal division.
 For resistance readings, the scale
have logarithmic which means
unequal divisions.

10.  Is used to
zero-in the
pointer
before
measuring
resistance.

11.  is used to
connect the
circuit to the
electrical
components
being tested