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Top Terms> Testing > Testing equipment > Measuring instruments > Instruments for measuring specific phenomena > Instruments for measuring electricity

Gump: Instruments for measuring specific phenomena
Gumpd: Instruments for measuring electricity
 Gumpdc: Circuit analyzers
 Gumpde: Electric meters
Click to expand Gumpdg: Galvanometers
 Gumpdn: Noise generators
 Gumpdp: Oscilloscopes
 Gumpdt: Transient analyzers
 Gumpdv: Voltmeters

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Gump: Instruments for measuring specific phenomena
 
Related Terms:
Gumpa: Accelerometers
Gumpb: Altimeters
Gumpc: Calorimeters
Gumpf: Instruments for measuring electromagnetic phenomena
Gumph: Instruments for measuring expansion
Gumpj: Flowmeters
Gumpm: Fluorometers
Gumpn: Gravimeters
Gumpp: Instruments for measuring loads or pressure
Gumpq: Sound level meters
Gumpr: Instruments for measuring power
Gumps: Seismometers
Gumpt: Instruments for measuring speed or velocity
Gumpv: Stress gages
Gumpw: Instruments for measuring time
Gumpy: Vibrometers
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