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ammeter /am·me·ter/ (am´me-ter) an instrument for measuring in amperes or subdivisions of amperes the strength of a current flowing in a circuit.
ammeter (am´ētur),
n a contraction of amperemeter. An apparatus that measures the amperage of an electric current.


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These devices were first used for accurate calibration of ammeters and voltmeters in the audio frequency range (84) and later at radio frequencies (85) for measurements of voltage, current, and power.
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