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Breadboard drawing of measuring resistance. A breadboard circuit similar to the one above is shown, with a 5-volt regulator and DC power jack. In this circuit, a red wire connects the ledt side power bus to row 12. An LED is connected from row 15 to row 16, and a black wire connects row 16 to the left hand side ground bus. A 220-ohm resistor is off to the left side of the breadboard. It has been removed from the board to measure resistance. Two multimeter probes are attached to either end of the resistor.

Measuring resistance. Note that this circuit is not complete. To measure a component’s resistance, you have to take it out of the circuit.

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