Continuity – Two Wire

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Continuity is the presence of a complete path for current flow. It refers to how much resistance there is in a closed electrical current. This is an important element to check with a multimeter because poor continuity can cause fires, shocks, or damage to your electrical devices. A circuit is considered complete when its switch is closed.

The tag letter “C” is a standard use for a two-point continuity test. Usually, a minimum dwell time is not required. SMU is not used here as this is not required if the SMU will be the default device used for the test measurement.

Source: NETS User Manual, Revision D, document 132-06035-0006, section 4.4.1.