Hello all:
This would be my first big project that I want to build and I have a little bit working knowledge about electronics.
Basically this is going to be a two stage build, one to build the test box and the other the ohm meters and develop from there. I attached a copy of my drawing of what I would like to build. I am missing two items that I will describe. I basically have a three conductor cord that I need to test the resistance. During a tournament, I have to test each line, one at a time, if I could build this tester I could test all three lines at once and cut down the time I spend on each cord.
According to the rule of the sport each line cannot be no more than 1Ω for each line. So I would like to build an ohm meter That would go up to say 15Ω. Now, my question is, what kind of panel meter do I use for an ohm meter (DC Volts, Ammeter, ect)? I want to include a push buttons in the system to calibrate the system back to zero. Is it also possible to have a buzzer go off when the resistance exceeds a certain point (could it be adjustable by a dial)? Is this something that I should put on a circuit board or just make a rat's nest out of wires?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Mr.P
This would be my first big project that I want to build and I have a little bit working knowledge about electronics.
Basically this is going to be a two stage build, one to build the test box and the other the ohm meters and develop from there. I attached a copy of my drawing of what I would like to build. I am missing two items that I will describe. I basically have a three conductor cord that I need to test the resistance. During a tournament, I have to test each line, one at a time, if I could build this tester I could test all three lines at once and cut down the time I spend on each cord.
According to the rule of the sport each line cannot be no more than 1Ω for each line. So I would like to build an ohm meter That would go up to say 15Ω. Now, my question is, what kind of panel meter do I use for an ohm meter (DC Volts, Ammeter, ect)? I want to include a push buttons in the system to calibrate the system back to zero. Is it also possible to have a buzzer go off when the resistance exceeds a certain point (could it be adjustable by a dial)? Is this something that I should put on a circuit board or just make a rat's nest out of wires?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Mr.P
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