Which set of measurements is performed in the Ohms mode?

• A. Voltage and Current
• B. Continuity, Resistance and Capacitance
• C. Frequency and Phase
• D. Power

Answer: (B)

Ohms mode is the function used to check resistance and the integrity of a circuit path. It applies a small current and measures how much the path resists that current, giving a reading in ohms. A practical use is continuity testing: when the path is complete, the resistance is very low and the meter often signals this with a beep, indicating a closed circuit. Many meters also include capacitance measurement within the same range, allowing you to estimate a capacitor’s value by how it responds when tested. So, the set of measurements you can perform in this mode typically covers continuity, resistance, and often capacitance, which is why that option is the best fit. Other measurements like voltage, current, frequency, phase, or power come from different modes and aren’t the primary purpose of Ohms mode.